Active Recovery

  • Cupping

    Cupping

    Cupping uses suction to lift the skin and underlying tissues, which can increase blood flow, reduce muscle tension, and promote recovery. Research suggests it may help relieve muscle soreness, improve range of motion, and support the body’s natural healing processes.

  • Scraping

    Scraping

    Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization uses specialized tools to target tight muscles and fascia. Research shows it can increase blood flow, reduce muscle tension, improve range of motion, and support faster recovery from overuse injuries.

  • Manual Recovery

    Manual Recovery

    Hands-on techniques help release tension, improve movement, and restore comfort throughout the body. These practices support overall well-being, enhance flexibility, and leave you feeling refreshed and balanced.

  • Assisted Stretching

    Assisted Stretching

    Guided stretching helps release tension, improve flexibility, and increase your range of motion. This practice supports overall body balance, enhances mobility, and leaves you feeling relaxed and energized.

  • Mobility Coaching

    Mobility Coaching

    Personalized guidance and movement strategies help improve joint range of motion, flexibility, and functional movement patterns. Research shows that consistent mobility work can reduce stiffness, enhance physical performance, and support long-term musculoskeletal health, keeping your body feeling agile and resilient.

  • BFR

    Blood Flow Restriction Training- Coming Soon

    Using light resistance combined with controlled pressure, BFR helps stimulate muscle growth and strength with lower-intensity exercise. Research shows it can enhance muscle performance, improve circulation, and support recovery while reducing strain on joints, helping you stay strong, balanced, and energized.