What should I expect from a deep tissue massage?
Posted: July 26th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: massage therapy benefits | Tags: deep, expect, from, massage, should, tissue | 2 Comments »Question by When Tornadoes Meet Volcanoes: What should I expect from a deep tissue massage?
here is the description:
“Young people who are active in sports or other physical
recreation will want to try our Teen Massage. This is a Deep
Tissue Massage including stretching that is designed to target
the muscle groups associated with their sport or activity of
choice.”
but what exactly happens? And does it feel great? 
What areas would they target for a swimmer?
Best answer:
Answer by Tokio hotel’s biggest fan!!!
w,ell all i know is it hurts a little at first but then it is relaxing!
What do you think? Answer below!
My brother is a chiropractor and gives those things..they hurt at first, but it relaxes those stiff muscles and takes out the knots in the muscular tissue. May be sore the next day just from the treatment
If you have never had a massage before, I hope the therapist will tread carefully. Deep tissue for someone who has not introduced to massage can be quite painful. You should remember to breathe deeply to help relax the muscles, and DON’T be shy about speaking up if the pressure is uncomfortable! It’s your massage; you should help the therapist give you the massage you want.
In general, deep massage uses medium to firm pressure to contact the deeper layers of muscle in the body. It can be uncomfortable at times, but should not be outright painful. You should drink a lot of water that day to reduce soreness from the massage and get the maximum benefit. You may be sore for a day or two afterward, but you should also feel relaxed and more flexible.