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Sports massage in Istanbul
Sports massage is timed around your training and competition schedule, aimed at preparation and recovery, and focuses on the muscle groups your sport loads. 11 venues listed.
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About Sports Massage in Istanbul
Sports massage is a massage approach planned around the cycle of training and competition. In Istanbul, the venues listed in this guide are in districts such as Fatih, Başakşehir, Küçükçekmece, Pendik and Ataşehir; some of them operate within fitness and wellness facilities.
Choosing a venue: Venues that offer a fitness area, sauna and massage under one roof are practical for recovery after training. If you are keeping up your training programme, having everything in one place saves time.
Timing: Do not have a deep session for the first time before an important race — this is a common mistake. Just before competing, a short, stimulating session is appropriate; afterwards, first a light session and then a deeper one 24-48 hours later. Tell your therapist about your training schedule.
If you are injured: Massage is not given in the first 48-72 hours after a new injury. If there is swelling, bruising or increased warmth, see a doctor first.
For timing rules and health warnings, see our sports massage page.
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