Activity-Specific Intake
We ask what you do, where you feel limited and what is next on your schedule.
Targeted bodywork for active people who want to recover between training sessions, address overloaded areas and keep moving with confidence.

Sports massage is not limited to competitive athletes. Runners, lifters, cyclists, weekend athletes and active adults often use it to address training-related soreness and movement restrictions.
The session is shaped by timing and goal. Pre-event work may be shorter and more stimulating, while post-event or between-training care may focus on recovery, tissue comfort and range of motion.
Every session begins with a conversation. If your needs fall outside the appropriate scope of wellness care, we will encourage you to seek the right medical evaluation.
We ask what you do, where you feel limited and what is next on your schedule.
Time is directed toward the tissues and movement patterns most relevant to your activity.
Bodywork can connect with mobility, cryotherapy or corrective exercise when appropriate.
Care is adapted to your goals, comfort and current health. You are encouraged to ask questions and give feedback throughout the visit.
One service may be enough, or your practitioner may recommend pairing approaches when that creates a clearer recovery plan.
No. Sports massage is useful for many active adults whose hobbies, jobs or training create repetitive physical demands.
Both are possible, but the approach differs. Tell us your event date and goal when scheduling.
Mild short-term tenderness can occur after focused work. Communicate about pressure and allow appropriate recovery time.
Massage may support comfort and recovery, but suspected injuries may require assessment by an appropriate medical professional.
Share relevant training details and wear comfortable clothing for movement checks if requested.
Schedule online or call our Charlottesville team for help choosing the most appropriate service.