Lavender Sedlock
They/them
Lawrenceville · 9 yrs
Somatic healing, divination, sacred bodywork, and energy work for women and those who resonate with women-centered …
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Sports massage in Pittsburgh
Also called athletic massage.
- Therapists
- 7
- 60 minutes
- $100-$120
- Book online
- 6 of 7
7 verified therapists offering sports massage, in Fox Chapel, Greater Pittsburgh Region, Lawrenceville, North Hills, Regent Square and Squirrel Hill
Patríck Horgan
(pronounced puh-TREEK)
Regent Square · 2 yrs
Hi there. I've been a licensed massage therapist practicing full-time since 2024. After completing my rigorous …
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Kyle Peffer
He/him
North Hills · 9 yrs
I'm a massage therapist with a focus in the more medical modalites consisting of: Neural Reset …
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Frankie Rain
they/them
Squirrel Hill · 8 yrs
Integrative, trauma Informed, LGBTQIA+ affirming and inclusive _____________ Hi, I’m Frankie! I am a queer, non-binary, …
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Karen Henery
she/her
Greater Pittsburgh Region · 10 yrs
On-site chair massage for your event. I am a Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Medical QiGong Therapist, …
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Raphael Dymek
Lawrenceville · 1 yr
Hey there, my name is Raphael but most people call me "Raffi". I am a licensed …
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Dallas Wright
Fox Chapel, Lawrenceville · 3 yrs
Hello, My name is Dallas Wright and my massage therapy practice is called Body Alignment Maintenance …
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About sports massage
Sports massage is a goal-oriented form of massage therapy designed to support the performance, recovery, and injury prevention needs of athletes and physically active individuals. Techniques may vary significantly depending on the context: pre-event massage focuses on stimulating circulation and preparing tissue for activity; post-event work emphasizes recovery, flushing of metabolic waste, and reduction of soreness; and maintenance massage between training periods addresses accumulated tension, imbalances, and areas of chronic tightness. Sports massage practitioners draw on techniques from Swedish massage, deep tissue work, stretching, and neuromuscular therapy, adapted to the demands of specific sports and the individual athlete's body. Despite its association with competitive athletics, sports massage is appropriate and beneficial for anyone engaged in regular physical activity, from recreational runners to manual laborers.
What it costs in Pittsburgh
3 of the listed therapists publish a 60-minute price. An hour runs $100 to $120, and the typical price is $110.
Taken from each therapist's own published menu, using their lowest standard hour. Prices are for the practice, not only for sports massage, so check the listing before you book.