GLIDING CUPPING MASSAGE

Massage with Silicone Cups & Machine

1 hr

£70

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Organic massage oil containing Frankincense essential oil (optional), which is a powerful anti inflammatory, is applied to the areas where you wish to focus on.  Followed by deep and penetrating cupping  sweeps using  silicone cups and machine powered cups, to loosen tight muscles and relieve tension.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Gliding cupping is a dynamic soft‑tissue technique that uses gentle suction and controlled movement to release fascial restrictions, reduce muscular tension, and improve overall tissue mobility. Unlike static cupping, where cups remain in one position, gliding cupping involves moving the cups across the skin to create a smooth, continuous decompression effect.

 

How Gliding Cupping Works

During treatment, silicone or plastic cups are placed on the skin with light to moderate suction. The cups are then slowly glided along the muscles and fascia using a small amount of oil or balm. This technique helps to:

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• Increase local blood flow

• Improve lymphatic drainage

• Release fascial adhesions

• Reduce muscular tightness

• Enhance tissue hydration and mobility

• Support recovery from overuse or postural strain

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The movement of the cups provides a unique combination of decompression and stretch, making it particularly effective for areas of chronic tension.

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Clinical Benefits

Gliding cupping may support treatment of:

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• Back, neck, and shoulder tension

• Myofascial restrictions

• Postural tightness from desk work

• Sports‑related overuse

• Reduced range of motion

• General muscular stiffness

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What to Expect During Treatment

Gliding cupping is typically comfortable and can feel similar to a deep, stretching massage. You may experience a gentle pulling sensation as the cups move across the tissue. Pressure is always adjusted to your comfort level and clinical needs.

 

Skin Marks and Safety

Because the cups are continuously moving, gliding cupping usually results in fewer marks than static cupping. Mild redness may appear due to increased circulation and typically fades quickly. The technique is considered safe when performed by a trained practitioner and is adapted to your health history and tissue sensitivity.

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