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Sports Massage 
For Cyclists

Cycling is a low-impact sport, but long hours in the saddle and repetitive movements can place strain on key areas, making massage a valuable part of your routine whether you’re preparing for the Cape Epic, recovering after the Cape Winelands Cycle Race, or getting ready for the Cape Town Cycle Tour.

Train hard. Ride strong. Recover well. Repeat.

Recovery Massage after a long ride

RIDE STRONGER. RECOVER FASTER. 


Massage helps you stay on the bike, perform at your best and enjoy every ride.

Post-ride massage helps flush out metabolic waste, reduce soreness and speed up recovery.

Massage Focus Areas after a long ride

When you feel tight,  Don't wait for pain. Massage helps address tightness before it leads to injury.

Reduces muscle tension and stiffness

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Improves flexibility and range of motion

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Enhances circulation and lymphatic flow

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Helps prevent injuries

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Reduces post-ride soreness

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Supports mental relaxation and better sleep

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Improves posture and bike position comfort

Massage Focus Areas before the Cape Town Cycle Tour

Sports Massage before the Cape Town Cycle Tour

PREPARE YOUR BODY. RIDE STRONG. ENJOY THE JOURNEY.


A little preparation goes a long way.
The right warm-up, mobility work and pre-race care help you avoid injury, boost performance and get the most out of the Winelands experiece.
Ready, set, ride!

Reduce muscle tightness

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Address minor areas of stiffness

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Improve mobility & flexibility

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Release common cycling tension

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Promote relaxation and reduce pre-race stress

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Help you feel loose, comfortable and race-ready

Best time to have a pre-race massage: 24–48 hours before the Cape Town Cycle Tour

Recovery Massage after the Winelands Race

RECOVER FASTER. FEEL BETTER. GET BACK ON YOUR BIKE.


The Cape Town Cycle Tour is an incredible challenge.
Now give your body the care it deserves.
Sports massage helps relieve muscle tension, reduces stiffness and speeds up your recovery so you can ride, explore and perform at your best.

Massage Focus Areas after the Winelands Race

Within 24-72 hours after the race.

Your body will thank you for the care and attention.

Ease post-race muscle stiffness

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Reduce the feeling of soreness

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Relax tired legs

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Restore comfortable movement

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Release cycling-related tension

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Support your recovery after the ride

Massage Focus Areas before the Cape Epic

Sports Massage to prepare for the Cape Epic

TRAIN SMART. RIDE STRONG. TACKLE THE TOUGHEST.


The Cape Epic is more than a race - it's an adventure. With the right preparation, you'll build the fitness, skills and resilience to handle the distance, terrain and challenges, and enjoy every stage.
Plan. Train. Conquer.

Manage training-related muscle tightness

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Maintain mobility

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Address problem areas early

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Support recovery during heavy training

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Reduce the feeling of accumulated fatigue

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Prepare key cycling muscles for multiple days of racing

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Arrive at the Cape Epic feeling loose, mobile and ready

3–6 weeks before: Sports massage every 7–14 days, depending on training load.

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7–10 days before: Last more substantial treatment, focusing on accumulated tightness.

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3–4 days before: Shorter, lighter treatment to keep the body feeling mobile and fresh.

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Day before: If desired, only a very light 10–20 minute treatment — no aggressive deep tissue.

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During the Epic: Short recovery treatments between stages can be particularly valuable for managing perceived soreness and tightness.

Sports Massage to help Cyclists with Tight Hip Flexors

Tight hip flexors are common in cyclists.
Massage can release tension, improve pelvic mobility and help you ride stronger, longer and pain-free.

Massage Focus Areas to help with tight Hip Flexors

later the same day or within 24–48 hours

Releases tight and overactive hip flexor muscles

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Reduces trigger points and muscle guarding

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Improves blood flow and tissue quality

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Restores normal length and function

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Supports better posture and alignment

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nhances recovery and reduces soreness

Massage Focus Areas to help with tight Saddle Soreness

Sports Massage to help Cyclists with Saddle Soreness

Saddle soreness can be a real setback for cyclists. Sports massage helps relieve tension, improve circulation and restore balance - so you can ride more comfortably and perform at your best.

IMPROVES CIRCULATION
Brings fresh blood flow to the area
helping with healing and reducing inflammation.

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RELEASES TENSION
Loosens tight muscles and fascia that can contribute to saddle discomfort.

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RESTORES BALANCE
Helps correct muscle imbalances and improves mobility in the hips and pelvis.

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PREVENTS RECURRENCE
Keeps tissues healthy, resilient and better prepared for the miles ahead.

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ENHANCES COMFORT & PERFORMANCE
Less pain, more freedom of movement, so you can ride stronger and longer.

24–48 hours after a long or hard ride, or on a recovery day.

Sports Massage to help Cyclists with Lower Back Pain

Long hours in the saddle, repetitive movements and a forward-leaning position can strain your lower back.
Sports massage targets the muscles, releases tension and helps you ride pain-free and perform at your best.

24–48 hours after a long or hard ride, or on a recovery day

Massage Focus Areas to help with lower back problems

RELEASES TIGHT MUSCLES
Loosens tightness in the lower back, hips, glutes and hamstrings.

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IMPROVES MOBILITY
Restores movement and flexibility in the spine and surrounding muscles.

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BOOSTS CIRCULATION
Brings fresh oxygen and nutrients to help with healing and reduce inflammation.

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RESTORES BALANCE
Corrects muscle imbalances and reduces strain on the lower back.

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RELIEVES PAIN & TENSION
Reduces muscle spasm and eases pressure on nerves and joints.

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IMPROVES PERFORMANCE
Helps you move, pedal and recover more efficiently.

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