Deep Tissue Massage in New Ross
Relax, Restore & Recover. Easily accessible from Waterford, Wexford & Kilkenny.
What is a deep tissue massage?
There are many different type of massage available to us; sometime it can be hard to work out which one is for you.
A deep tisue massage is very similar to a Sports massage with the techniques use both being drawn from a traditional Swedish massage. One of the key differences is the purpose of the people who use it.
For example, Sports Massage is deployed in sporting environments where faster or more rapid techniques are used in a pre-match setting. A deep tissue massage wouldn’t offer the same benefits.
What are the benefits of a regular massage?
There are a number of reasons to get a deep tissue massage and they can be different for each person, here are some:
1) You need time to time to yourself to relax and unwind
Having time to yourself is a rarity nower days with demands of work and life stacking up. During this time you get to relax and enjoy time to focus on you and your health.
2) It can help you relax
Relaxation is a key part of recovery. When the body relaxs it stimualtes the parasympathetic nervous systems. This is key for allowing the body restore and recuperate the vital systems that keep you going.
3) Pain relief
At times we can have an ache that persists, but it’s enough to warrent a visit to the Osteopath. The depth of this massage type can trigger the body’s endorphine systems, which allow temporary or longer term relief.
Osteopathy or Deep tissue massage?
How to choose which service is right for you in our clinic depends on a few things. A deep tissue massage is ideal when you don’t have an injury with or without other symptoms e.g. nerve pain, spasms, swollen tissue or joints.
With these symptoms it’s best to see our Osteopaths as they can assess, diagnose & create the right tretment plan for your recovery.
If you have tight muscles from a busy week at work or in the gym/training then either a Sports Massage or a Deep Tissue Massage can help loosen up and encourage recovery of your body.
Meet our Deep Tissue Massage team
Stephen Carroll
BSc NMT ST
With a passion for helping people overcoming pain, sports injury & improving recovery, Daryl’s experience includes different sports/codes ranging from League of Ireland to All Ireland winning Hurling teams.
Marta Blazejczuk-
Mrowicka NMT
Marta offers support for many different types of people with a focus on pregnancy , post-partum & Deep/Sports Massage. Whether you’re sporty of not Marta can help you lead a pain free and more relaxed lifestyle.
Daryl McGrath
ST
With a passion for helping people overcoming pain, sports injury & improving recovery, Daryl’s experience includes different sports/codes ranging from League of Ireland to All Ireland winning Hurling teams.
Whats the difference between Sports & Deep tissue massage?
To the untrained eye the type of massage are very similar. Our therapists will talk to you about your aims and lifestyle to help work out the treatment you need.
There are a few differences to notice, firstly the vigour of some of the technique in sports massage. They tend to be faster and helping people prepare for activity. Deep tissue is mainly used after activity.
Also, Sports Massage does include friction-like techniques. These are aimed to purposely irritate tissue to help ‘restart’ the healing process for some injuries. Friction techniques can be very sore are only used in specific situations.
Our New Ross Clinic
Our New Ross clinic provides osteopathy, sports massage, sports therapy and personal training.
Booking is easy online and we are easily accessible from Waterford, Wexford and Kilkenny.
For more information including practicalities and public transport see our clinic page.
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People under the age of 18
The safety for people under the age of 18 is very important to us. He’s what we have in place to support these people:
1) People under the ages of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
2) People aged be 16-18 can bee seen independently with written or verbal consent prior to the appointment.