For the Running Community

Sports Massage for Runners

Running puts tremendous demands on your body. Sports massage keeps you on the road by preventing injuries, speeding recovery, and addressing the issues that sideline runners.

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Why Runners Need Massage

Running is repetitive impact—thousands of steps that stress the same muscles in the same pattern. Without intervention, this leads to chronic tightness, imbalances, and eventually injury.

Regular sports massage breaks this cycle by releasing accumulated tension, improving tissue quality, and identifying problems before they become serious injuries. Many runners find that consistent massage is what finally allows them to train without the nagging issues that have plagued them.

Running Injuries We Treat

IT Band Syndrome

The most common running injury. We release the TFL, glutes, and quad muscles that contribute to IT band tightness.

Shin Splints

Targeted work on the tibialis anterior and calf muscles to reduce pain and promote healing.

Plantar Fasciitis

Treatment of the calf, Achilles, and foot muscles that contribute to plantar fascia strain.

Runner's Knee

Address quad, hip flexor, and IT band tension that creates knee tracking issues.

Calf & Achilles Issues

Deep tissue work to release chronic calf tension and reduce Achilles tendon strain.

Hip Flexor Strain

Release tight hip flexors that limit stride length and contribute to other running injuries.

Timing Your Massage Around Training

  • Pre-event (1-2 days before): Light work to prepare muscles without causing soreness
  • Post-event (24-48 hours after): Flush work to speed recovery
  • Maintenance (weekly/bi-weekly): Regular treatment to prevent issues
  • Injury recovery: Targeted work during the healing process

Keep Running Strong

Whether you're training for a marathon or just enjoy morning jogs, sports massage helps you run better and longer.

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