Ancient Relief, Modern Results
A different approach to releasing tension
Not What You Expect — In a Good Way
Curious about those circular marks you've seen on swimmers at the Olympics? That's cupping. It's been around for thousands of years — the ancient Greeks used it right here in this part of the world — and it's having a well-deserved comeback.
Instead of pressing into your muscles like a regular massage, cupping gently lifts the tissue using suction cups. It sounds strange, but it feels surprisingly good — like a deep stretch from the inside. The cups draw fresh blood to the area, helping flush out tension and encouraging your body's natural healing.
Yes, you might have some circular marks for a few days (they're not bruises and they don't hurt). Many people actually like them — they're a conversation starter! But if you're beach-bound, just let us know and we can adjust.
What You'll Feel
A Deep Stretch
The cups gently pull your tissue up instead of pushing it down, creating space and relieving pressure instantly. A sensation unlike any other.
Fresh Blood Flow
The suction brings fresh, warm blood rushing to the surface. It feeds your tired muscles and helps clear out old stagnation.
Releasing the Stuck Spots
Sometimes hands aren't enough for those deep, stubborn areas. Cupping reaches layers of tension that regular massage just can't get to.
A Badge of Healing
Yes, they might leave circular marks for a few days! They aren't bruises — they are a sign that tension has been drawn out and your body is healing.
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