Intensive massage is a stronger version of the classic full-body massage. With firmer pressure and deeper techniques, the muscles are worked intensively. Ideal for those who prefer a noticeably strong massage.

Intensive massage is not a specifically defined style but a term many studios use for particularly firm, deeply effective treatments. It typically means a combination of deep tissue, trigger point and sports massage elements — adapted for maximum intensity.
Since the term is not standardised, it is worth asking the studio what exactly they mean by it. Typical characteristics: high pressure, focused work on tension, possibly trigger point elements. Not gentle wellness — for people who explicitly want firm pressure.
For experienced massage clients who are unsatisfied with gentler treatments and specifically want firm pressure. Not suitable as a first massage or for people with sensitive skin or unexplained muscle pain.
Often similar, but the term is not standardised. Some studios mean deep tissue; others mean a combination of several techniques. Best to ask the studio directly what is specifically offered.
Do not come directly after a large meal. Drink enough water beforehand. Tell the therapist at the start which areas should be prioritised and whether any areas should be avoided.
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In Germany between 42€ and 102€ for 60 minutes.
Prices vary depending on the city and studio.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not constitute medical advice. For health-related questions, please consult a doctor.