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Classical Massage
Ideal when your body needs rest. Gentle yet deep movements relieve tension, improve circulation, and restore lightness. After a session, you'll feel as if you've shed a few pounds of fatigue – straighter back, freer breathing, brighter mood. Classical massage suits everyone who wants to restore energy and feel the balance between body and mind.
Pricing & Terms
60 minutes100 CHF
90 minutes150 CHF
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15% Off10 x 60 Min
1000 CHF850 CHF
10 x 90 Min
1500 CHF1275 CHF
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Benefits of Classical Massage
- ✓Relieves muscle tension and spasms
- ✓Improves blood circulation and lymph flow
- ✓Promotes deep relaxation
- ✓Restores energy and vitality
What to Expect from a Session
The classical massage begins with gentle tissue warming through stroking movements. Gradually, I transition to deeper techniques, kneading, rubbing, and targeted pressure point work. Each muscle group is systematically treated: back, shoulders, neck, arms, and legs. I continuously adjust the intensity based on your feedback.
The treatment feels soothing and releasing. At particularly tense spots, you may feel brief, pleasant pressure pain, this is a sign that the tension is releasing. After the massage, you'll feel relaxed and more mobile. Mild muscle soreness the following day is normal with severe tension and subsides quickly.
I work with professional massage oils tailored to your skin type. When needed, I also use warming oils for particularly tense areas. All equipment, massage table, oils, fresh covers, I bring with me.
Many clients report noticeable relief from neck and back pain after just the first session. For chronic issues, the full effect becomes apparent after 3-4 regular sessions.
Who is Classical Massage for?
Suitable for almost everyone: from office workers with back pain to seniors with limited mobility. Particularly effective for general fatigue, tension headaches, and sleep problems.
How often should you get Classical Massage?
For prevention, I recommend one session every 2-3 weeks. For chronic issues, 1-2 sessions per week for 4-8 weeks is ideal. The frequency can then be reduced to monthly.
Before and after tips
Come relaxed, avoid stress and rushing before your session. Wear comfortable clothing. After the session: take it easy, drink water, and take a warm bath to enhance the effects.
When to avoid Classical Massage
Classical massage is suitable for almost everyone. However, please consult your doctor in these cases:
- ✕Acute inflammation, fever, or flu-like symptoms
- ✕Skin conditions, open wounds, or fresh scars
- ✕Severe circulatory problems or uncontrolled high blood pressure
- ✕Advanced thrombosis or varicose veins
- ✕Fresh injuries, sprains, or bone fractures
- ✕First trimester of pregnancy (specialised pregnancy massage recommended)
Please inform me of all known conditions and medications before treatment. If unsure, consult your GP.
What our clients say
"
Since I've been getting regular classical massage from Oleg, my chronic neck pain from office work has almost completely disappeared. My doctor is impressed.
Stefan L.
Wädenswil
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I'm 68 and had severe back problems. After six sessions of classical massage, I can work in the garden again without pain. Very empathetic and professional.
Monika H.
Stäfa
Frequently Asked Questions about Classical Massage
Who is classical massage best suited for? +
For practically everyone, from office workers with neck tension to seniors with limited mobility. It's the most versatile massage type and a perfect introduction for massage newcomers.
How often should I come? +
For prevention, one session every 2-3 weeks is sufficient. For acute issues, I recommend 1-2 sessions per week initially for 4-6 weeks, then monthly maintenance sessions.
What if I feel pain during the massage? +
Speak up immediately. Mild pressure pain at tense spots is normal, but strong pain should never occur. I adjust the intensity at any time based on your feedback.
Does classical massage help with headaches? +
Yes, especially tension headaches. Tension in the neck, shoulders, and upper back muscles are common triggers. By releasing these tensions, the frequency and intensity of headaches can be significantly reduced.
Should I eat before the massage? +
Don't eat anything heavy for at least an hour before. A light snack is fine. Drink plenty of water before and especially after treatment.
What's the difference between 60 and 90 minutes? +
At 60 minutes, I focus on the main problem areas (back, neck, shoulders). At 90 minutes, all body areas can be thoroughly treated, ideal for a full-body relaxation.
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