Sports Massages in Atlanta

60 Minutes for Only $80
Near the Corner of Peachtree and Piedmont Rd

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A sports massage can surely promote relaxation and rejuvenation, but it can be much more vigorous at times than a Swedish massage (although not as intense as a deep tissue massage) in order to produce the maximum benefits. During a sports massage, you can expect to do some stretching. You should get a sports massage if you are one of the following:

  • a professional athlete
  • a part-time athlete
  • someone who exercises
  • someone with a physically demanding job

Getting a sports massage can help you recover faster from your workout or hard day's work. You can get one before and/or after a workout or competition. Word has even gotten out to professional athletes that we are the place to visit in Atlanta for massages, and we have had the pleasure of treating a few of them (see our photo gallery).

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Benefits of Sports Massage

The benefits of massage are significant for most people, and athletes are no different. In fact, an athlete may even have the most to benefit from a massage. Sports massage therapy can:

  • loosen muscles
  • promote relaxation
  • help increase blood flow to the heart and muscles
  • increases flexibility
  • reduces fatigue
  • improves endurance
  • prevent injuries
  • prepare both your body and mind for peak performance
  • decrease muscle pain and soreness
  • speed up recovery from a workout or competition

If you're an athlete, the slightest improvement can mean the difference between winning or losing a competition. How often you should get a sports massage depends on how much stress you put on your body. The frequency of sports can vary from once a week to twice a month. Talk to one of our masseuses to find an optimal sports massage schedule for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

There is no time limit on massages. As long as the requested time period is available, then you can schedule it.

Asian spa music is played throughout your massage. No outside music or speakers are allowed.

We ask that you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment.

No, we do not. Treat Your Feet is not a medical facility.

If you are feeling sick, we prefer you not to come in and possibly getting our other customers sick.

Our customers come to our massage spa because it provides a quiet and serene environment for them which allows them to relax, so we ask that you refrain from talking during your massage.

You can bring your own beer and wine, but we do not allow food or hard liquor.

We require a credit card on file for parties of 3 or more and for reserving the couple’s room.

Your massage gift card is good for up to 5 years.

We do not take pre-payments especially over the phone. You may come to our spa to purchase your massage(s) or gift cards.

We currently do not offer any discounts.

Tipping is not required, but it is encouraged. Most of our customers tip 20% of the bill amount, but how much you tip is entirely up to you.

We use scentless oil in all of our massages except for Thai massage and chair massage.

Disclaimer

We do not accept insurance. Treat Your Feet Buckhead is not a medical facility. Our primary focus is on your comfort and relaxation. If you have any current or new medical conditions, please consult with your doctor first before coming to our facility for a massage. These include, but are not limited to, muscular and skeletal injuries, surgeries, and pregnancies.

Whether the appointment is for a foot or full body massage, please notify the front staff how many weeks pregnant you are to help us determine the strength of the massage.

Treat Your Feet Buckhead shall not be responsible for any personal property or items that are left, lost, stolen, or damaged on the premises.

The guest / patron hereby waives, disclaims, and releases Treat Your Feet Buckhead from any and all liability regarding any personal property or items that are left, lost, stolen, or damaged on the premises.