Therapeutic Stretch & Sports Massage

Your body is your gear; let it be your ally

  • Enhance flexibility
  • Improve posture
  • Increase range of motion
  • Promote better circulation

Why include stretching in a massage therapy session?

Why include stretching in a massage therapy session?


Stretching is a great way to keep the body limber, but not all of us are able to incorporate it into our daily lives. If a yoga class just doesn’t fit into your schedule, why not add some stretching to your massage treatment?

When combined with regular massage techniques, assisted stretching helps your massage therapist work more effectively by keeping your muscles supple.

Cramps, sprains, and dislocations all leave lasting impacts on our bodies that won't be obvious until weeks, or even months, have passed. Don't forget the physical strain a frequent adrenaline-high can have on your body either.

If you've started to notice lasting pain from old injuries or persistent aches and discomfort then consider starting Stretching therapy. I use a combination of therapeutic massage, deep tissue massage, and myofascial release to address the root causes of your discomfort. 

We'll craft a therapy session together that's designed to release knots and soothe sore muscles

We'll craft a therapy session together that's designed to release knots and soothe sore muscles


The ultimate goal of each session is to bring you and your body back into synch.

Sports massages encourage blood flow throughout your muscles. I'll use massage techniques designed to improve oxygen and nutrient delivery to the muscles you use the most—speeding up your healing process. A massage is also a wonderful way to find a quiet place that you can simply exist in without pressure to perform. 

Remember, playing sports isn't only about working and playing hard on the field. Sports are also about working hard on yourself and your well-being. 

You can't compete if a dozen old injuries are holding you back

You can't compete if a dozen old injuries are holding you back


That includes old stresses and unhealthy coping mechanisms. After a sports massage session, your muscles and mind should be more evenly balanced—helping to prevent future injuries. 

Into rock climbing? I'll work extra hard on your shoulders, back, and arms. Cycling? I'll work on your shoulders, lower back, and legs. Each session hones in on the muscles that help you perform your best.

Get competition ready with massage in Bozeman, Montana today.