Healing Solutions Massage Therapy

Deep tissue massage in Morro Bay.

Sports massage with Maggie Sargent focuses on the demands of your activity, from training to repetitive work. She adjusts firm pressure to your comfort.

Maggie working on a client's shoulder during a deep tissue massage

Sports massage for the way you move.

Specializing in muscle injury recovery, sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries, work related injuries. Designed to elongate and bring muscles back to their resting length after being in pain from muscle spasm.

Sports and deep tissue massage can also suit people whose tension comes from desk work, repetitive movement, or holding a fixed position for long periods. Tell Maggie which activities bring on the tightness.

What brings clients in

  • Back, neck, and shoulder tension, including tech neck.
  • Persistent tightness and restricted movement.
  • Muscle discomfort around training or returning to activity.
  • Postural strain and repetitive-use concerns.

Pressure should be something you can communicate about, not something to endure. Tell Maggie what feels useful and what needs to change. A session can focus on a specific area rather than follow a full-body routine.

Working through an injury

Massage can be part of caring for muscle tension during recovery, but it does not diagnose an injury or replace medical care. For an acute injury, unexplained pain, or a diagnosed condition, follow your healthcare professional's guidance about when massage is appropriate.

For mobility-focused work, also see Active Isolated Stretching. Read how sports massage works around training, or ask Maggie about a session.

Sports and deep tissue massage FAQ

Do I need to play a sport to choose this massage?

No. Desk work and repetitive movements can also leave muscles tight. This approach can focus on tension related to your daily activities, not only training.

Does deep tissue massage have to feel painful?

No. Tell Maggie if the pressure needs to change. Firm work is adjusted to your comfort rather than something you need to endure.

Can we focus on one tight area?

Yes. A session can concentrate on a specific area instead of following a full-body routine. Describe where you feel tightness and which activities bring it on.

How much does a session cost?

Sports and deep tissue massage costs $65 for 30 minutes, $125 for 60 minutes, or $175 for 90 minutes.