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Sports Massage Therapy

Be the Athletic Enthusiast You Always Wanted to Be

Bend, Oregon

If you’re looking for Sports Massage Therapy in Bend, OR, this method is ideal for athletes and active individuals. Whether you're aiming to enhance performance, recover from a race, or relieve tension, sports massage targets specific muscle groups to keep you balanced, mobile, and ready for your next challenge.

High Performance Massage - Tailored to Your Needs

Performance-focused massage is a versatile and dynamic therapy that adapts to your body’s specific needs—right when you need it. Whether you're a competitive athlete, mountain biker, trail runner, or weekend warrior, this kind of bodywork supports injury prevention, recovery, and better movement.

You don’t have to be a pro to search for athletic massage near me and feel the difference it can make. From easing tight hips after a long ride to restoring balance before your next race, this hands-on care keeps you doing what you love. If you’re in search of sports massage Bend Oregon style—focused, therapeutic, and tailored to active lifestyles—you’ve found the right place.

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What’s Commonly Called “Sports Massage” Is Anything But Generic

Athletic bodywork is not a single technique—it’s açstrategic blend tailored to how your body moves and feels today. Every session is personalized, using a combination of firm Swedish massage, targeted injury treatment, and assisted stretching (think PNF work) to address the root of your pain or imbalance. Whether you need to lengthen tight hip flexors, ease shoulder restriction, or reset fatigued legs, the goal is lasting, functional relief.

You don’t have to race to benefit from this approach. From trail runners to desk-bound professionals, this kind of athletic therapy is designed to support mobility, improve recovery, and reduce the strain that builds over time.

And for cyclists, runners, or competitive athletes, this work becomes essential. Whether you’re managing knee pain, shoulder tightness, or post-ride fatigue, specialized cyclist massage or running injury massage helps you recover faster and perform at your best—without skipping a beat.

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Trusted by Athletes & Active Individuals

Conrad Stoltz – 7x World Champion Off-Road Triathlete, 2x Olympic Triathlete, 53 XTERRA Championship Victories

“I was amazed at how quickly, efficiently, and with relatively little pain Tana got rid of knots and tight muscles, getting my body aligned in just one session. She's way more than just a great massage therapist! Training up to 35 hours a week, I know I can really push my body to the limits, because at the end of the week, Tana will just fix me again.”

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Massage for Runners, Riders, & Racers in Bend: When to Book

Whether you're gearing up for a big hike in the Three Sisters or winding down after flying through Phil's Trail, here is an idea of when to get bodywork that supports your athletic endeavor:

Before your ride, hike, or race – A light, restorative massage that warms up your muscles without tiring them out.

The day before a big effort – Focused work to increase mobility, reduce tightness, and help you feel loose and ready.

After your event or adventure – Supports muscle recovery, reduces soreness, and improves circulation for a faster rebound.

Ongoing body care – Regular sessions help maintain balance, prevent injury, and keep you performing at your best—whether you're on the trails or just tackling daily life.

How Often Should You Get Athletic Focused Bodywork During Training?

The right frequency depends on how hard you're pushing your body—and how well you want it to respond.

Intense training or back-to-back races?
Twice a week can help flush tension, support recovery, and keep you moving well.

Just staying active or in maintenance mode?
A monthly tune-up helps catch imbalances early, maintain flexibility, and prevent injury.

Just finished a big race or long hike?
Post-event sessions can ease soreness, speed recovery, and help realign your body after high output.

Whether you’re pedaling through Phil’s Trail, hiking the Three Sisters, or coming off a bluebird day on Mt. Bachelor, consistent bodywork helps your muscles recover smarter and keeps you ready for whatever’s next.