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Our services: Cup, Release, Move and Stretch in one session

Cupping first, then release, movement and stretching, so the relief has a better chance of lasting. You don't need to pick a technique in advance: we choose what fits where it hurts and how you move.

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Man in a gym with cups on his lower back, bending forward into a hip hinge

What we use

Most sessions combine two or three of these, based on where it hurts and how you move.

  • Cupping

    Cups placed on the skin create suction that lifts and loosens tight, overworked muscle. We use static cups on one area and moving cups along longer muscles like the hamstrings and back.

    Good for
    Tight backs, shoulders, hamstrings and calves, especially after heavy training.
    What it feels like
    A strong pulling or deep pressure. It usually leaves round marks that fade within a few days to a week.

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  • Trigger point release

    We find the tender knot, then hold firm, steady finger or thumb pressure on it until it starts to let go, to ease pain and help the area move again.

    Good for
    Knots in the neck, shoulders and glutes, including ones that send pain somewhere else.
    What it feels like
    Tender at first, then easing as the knot lets go. We work within what you're comfortable with.

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  • Acupressure

    Steady, rhythmic finger and thumb pressure on set points along the neck, shoulders, back and hands, to ease tension and help you relax into the rest of the session.

    Good for
    Tension across the neck and shoulders, and a body that feels wound up after a long week.
    What it feels like
    Deep and steady, rather than sharp. Most people find it relaxing.

    More about acupressure

  • Theragun

    A percussion massage device that delivers rapid pulses into the muscle to loosen it up.

    Good for
    Large muscle groups like the quads, glutes, lats and calves.
    What it feels like
    A strong, fast vibration. We adjust the speed and pressure for each area.
  • Dynamic movement and band work

    Guided dynamic movement, plus resistance-band exercises that build control around a sore joint.

    Good for
    Shoulders, hips and hamstrings that feel tight or unstable.
    What it feels like
    Active and controlled. We guide you through each movement.
  • Recovery exercises and mobility

    Mobility drills and simple movement work so the area moves properly again once it's loosened. You leave with a short routine to do at home or before training.

    Good for
    A stiff upper back, hips and ankles, and getting back to training after a niggle.
    What it feels like
    A light, focused workout.

    More about recovery exercises and mobility

Release. Restore. Keep moving.

How a session works

Cup → Release → Move → Stretch

  1. Cup

    Dry cupping: static cups on tight spots, moving cups along longer muscles.

  2. Release

    Trigger point release and acupressure on the knots that keep coming back.

  3. Move

    Guided dynamic movement, so the area works properly again.

  • 10 min We ask where it hurts and how it started, then check how you move.
  • 30–40 min Cup, Release, Move, Stretch, adjusted to what you're comfortable with.
  • 5 min Your take-home routine, and an honest view on whether you need another session.

Cup → Release → Move → Stretch, plus a take-home routine.

Areas we work on most

Pick an area to see what usually causes the pain and what we'd work on.

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Prices

  • Single session

    Full back covered

    From ₹599

  • Most people come for a few sessions.

  • 4-session pack

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  • 8-session packMost booked

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Call or WhatsApp. We usually reply within an hour. From ₹599, next to Metro Hospital, Sector 11.

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