Back massage in Bath

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For chronic tightness and knots, deep tissue focused on the back is the usual choice; for relaxation, Swedish; for training-related tension, sports massage. 'Back massage' itself isn't a separate technique — it's one of these applied to the back. For medical back pain, see a healthcare professional first.

Not exactly — 'back massage' describes the area, while deep tissue describes the technique. A firm back massage is usually a deep tissue massage focused on the back. For relaxation you'd choose Swedish instead.

Yes — a deep tissue massage focused on the back is commonly used for knots and chronic tension, using slow firm pressure. Tell your therapist where the tension is so they can focus the session. For pain from injury or a medical cause, check with a healthcare professional first.

It depends on why — occasional for general relaxation, or more regularly (e.g. fortnightly) if you're managing ongoing tension. Your therapist can advise based on your back and how it responds.