The most traditional and widespread form of massage, based on Swedish massage.

The "art of touch", as the classic massage is also called, is one of the forms of treatment that gives people strength and vitality.

It influences the muscles and superficial tissue layers by means of various gripping techniques (stroking, kneading, vibrating, etc.).

• The classic massage is deeply relaxing and intense at the same time.
• relieves painful tension.
• regenerates your energy balance.
• refreshes your body.
• eliminates waste and dead cells.
• strengthens the immune system.
• stimulates the metabolism.
• improves blood circulation.
• curbs chronic pain.

By using different techniques, the classic massage affects the whole organism:

• the skin
• the muscle and tendon tissue
• the bands
• the bloodstream
• all metabolic processes
• the vascular and lymphatic systems
• the nervous system

The resulting improved oxygen supply to the muscles and the removal of metabolic products (which harden the muscle) cause pain relief in the tissue.

In the case of work-related and/or posture-related one-sided stress, the classic massage is a prophylactic measure. Athletes also appreciate this massage as a useful preparation and/or follow-up to sporting activities.