Sports massage
For those who want to stay ahead. Keeps you training hard and moving well.
Sports massage · Benoni
Sports, deep tissue and Swedish massage in Farrarmere, Benoni. Hands-on work that helps athletes and active humans solve movement problems, reduce pain and bounce back stronger.
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- CrossFit L2 coach
- 45 to 120 min sessions
- WhatsApp bookings
01Treatments
Treatments
Every session is tailored to your body, your sport and your goals.
Recovery massage
After hard training or competitions, to flush out fatigue and get you back sooner.
Pre- & post-event
Prime your body before the start line and reset it after the finish.
Deep tissue
Slow, firm pressure for those stubborn muscles that just won't let go.
Swedish massage
Long, flowing strokes to bring the nervous system back into balance.
Mobile & events
Mobile sessions on request in certain areas, plus a mobile recovery station for sporting events.
02About
Helping humans move better
I'm Eugene Marais, a sports massage specialist in Benoni and a CrossFit Level 2 coach. I'm passionate about pain-free movement, and I focus on how your body moves and performs, not only on how it feels on the table.
Because I train too, I build every session around the way you train: hands-on massage plus recovery strategies tailored to your goals, whether you're chasing a PB or just want to get through the week without pain.
- CrossFit coach
- Massage styles
- Session lengths
03Pricing
Prices
Same price for every treatment. Prices valid from 1 February 2026. After-hours and mobile sessions at an additional cost.
45 min
A focused session on one problem area.
R450
- Sports, deep tissue or Swedish
60 min
Time to work properly through the problem.
R550
- Sports, deep tissue or Swedish
90 min
Full body, with extra time on trouble spots.
R850
- Sports, deep tissue or Swedish
120 min
Full body, deep and unhurried.
R1100
- Sports, deep tissue or Swedish
04Hours
Hours
Monday – Friday07:30 – 16:30
SaturdayBy appointment
After-hours sessions available at an additional cost.
05FAQ
Questions
Deep tissue uses slow, firm pressure to work into stubborn, tight muscles. Swedish uses lighter, flowing strokes to relax you and calm the nervous system. Not sure? Tell us what's bothering you and we'll pick for you.