Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Stretch Therapy - 60 Mins.

During your session the therapist performs a brief intake, assesses mobility, and guides progressive assisted stretches. Expect targeted releases, breath coaching, intensity adjustments to comfort, and a cool-down. Communication is encouraged to tailor pressure and limit any discomfort.

Yes—therapists adapt techniques for many injuries after reviewing medical history and assessing movement. Some conditions require physician clearance first, such as recent surgeries, severe osteoporosis, or acute infections. Always disclose history so we can modify or recommend alternatives for safety.

Frequency depends on goals; many clients start weekly to build mobility, then taper to biweekly or monthly for maintenance. Athletes or chronic restrictions may need two or more sessions weekly. Therapists provide a plan that aligns with your schedule and progress.

Wear comfortable, stretch-friendly clothing that allows full movement: athletic shorts, leggings, or loose pants and a fitted top. Avoid heavy zippers, bulky jewelry, or restrictive garments. Bring water and any orthotics; you’ll typically work barefoot or in socks.

Absolutely. Athletes gain sport-specific mobility, faster recovery, and reduced injury risk through targeted assisted stretching. Sessions are customized to movement patterns and timing within training cycles, making them a practical recovery and performance tool for amateurs and professionals alike.

Many clients feel immediate improvements in flexibility and reduced tightness after one session, but lasting change usually takes multiple sessions combined with home routines. Expect measurable progress within weeks; therapists will recommend frequency and at-home stretches to sustain gains.