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How to Prepare for a 90-Minute Sports Massage

Jun 1
2 min read

Preparing for a sports massage is mainly about making the appointment comfortable and useful. Know where you are going, decide what you would like to focus on and be ready to explain your preferences. There is no need to arrive with a diagnosis or a perfect training routine.

Before you book

A 90-minute session at MuradFitness currently costs £89. Other options are 30, 60 and 120 minutes. If you are unsure about the length, contact MuradFitness before choosing. If you have an injury, persistent pain, recent surgery or a medical concern, speak to your registered healthcare professional about suitability.

Eye-level view of massage table with sports therapy equipment
Eye-level view of massage table with sports therapy equipment

Check your appointment details

In-person appointments take place at The Gym Group, 354 Pinner Road, North Harrow, HA2 6DZ. Read your booking confirmation, including the date, time and location. Contact MuradFitness if you need help with the details of your visit.

Explain what you want from the session

Describe any muscular tension or stiffness, your recent activity and the areas you would like to focus on. Wear comfortable clothing and discuss any concerns about privacy or pressure. Your comfort matters throughout the appointment, and you can ask for the approach to change or stop.

Keep the recovery claims in perspective

Sports massage is not a guarantee of faster injury recovery or improved performance. Some people find it useful for muscular comfort and relaxation, but responses vary. Massage does not replace appropriate healthcare assessment or an exercise plan advised by your clinician.

Close-up view of massage therapist applying deep tissue techniques
Close-up view of massage therapist applying deep tissue techniques

After your appointment

Discuss how you feel and ask any questions before leaving. Follow any individual advice given during your appointment and any existing healthcare guidance. If you develop symptoms that concern you, seek appropriate medical advice rather than assuming they are part of recovery.

 
 
 

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