Remedial, Lymphatic and
Sports Massage in Sydney
Massage therapy is the ultimate treatment for mind, body and spirit. Clinically proven to relieve pain and decrease stress levels, massage can provide profound benefits for everyone – whether you’re a serious athlete, recovering from surgery, or just after some much-deserved rest and relaxation.
RLabs offers three different styles of massage:
- Remedial massage – A firm, deep tissue style of massage that targets specific areas of pain or concern in the body – for example, back pain or neck pain.
- Sports massage – The perfect massage for getting you back into the gym faster. Helps to promote quicker recovery and includes beneficial assisted stretching.
- Lymphatic massage – A massage using light pressure and long, rhythmic strokes to get lymph fluid flowing around the body. Great for removing toxins.
Why RLabs for Massage Therapy?
Our philosophy at RLabs is based around four simple concepts – technology, innovation, inspiration and optimisation. We’re about using every possible resource available to help us feel better, move better and live better. Our expert practitioners are passionate about providing innovative solutions to a variety of musculoskeletal and physiological conditions – all with the power of uber-relaxing massage.
Weight Loss 
Pain Management 
Sleep Improvement 
Depression & Anxiety 
Injury Repair 
Anti-Ageing 
01 / Less stress, more relaxation
Massage therapy is the ultimate recharge. There’s nothing better you can do for your body than take the time out of your busy day to have a trained professional melt away your tension and worries.
02 / Ease muscle tension
We hold an extraordinary amount of stress in our muscles, most often in our shoulders, neck and back. As your massage therapist works their way around your body, you’ll feel your muscles relax and any knots gradually untangle - an extremely freeing feeling.
03 / Quicker recovery
Having regular massages as part of your fitness and wellness routine is a great way to enable yourself to continue a rigorous training schedule. Get back in the gym (or on the court, pitch, field or in the pool) faster by giving your body the respect it deserves.
OUR FACILITY
See the inside of our brand new R/Labs premises at Shop 5, 7 Gregory Hills Drive, Gregory Hills, Sydney.
What is your vision for your body? By utilising the power of science and technology, we can help you achieve it.
Have some questions?
How often should I have a massage?
How often you should have a massage depends on the goals you’re aiming for or the conditions you’re trying to treat.
For overall wellness and stress relief, we recommend having a massage with us once or twice a month. For the treatment of chronic conditions, you’ll need to visit more frequently, perhaps starting with one massage a week for six weeks. For enhanced athletic performance, you can even book in for massages two to three times per week.
How do I prepare for my massage?
If it’s your first time with us at RLabs, please arrive 10 to 15 minutes before your appointment time so our team can welcome you and discuss any needs you may have.
- Stay hydrated through the day before your massage.
- Wear loose and comfortable clothing so it’s easy to redress.
- Refrain from wearing any deodorant, perfume or cologne and refrain from shaving.
- Don’t eat for an hour and a half before your treatment to avoid any digestive discomfort.
Frequently asked questions
The RLabs team are passionate about ensuring you leave every visit to our laboratory receiving standards of safety and care.
01 / How much does massage therapy at RLabs cost?
02 / What can I expect from my massage?
In order to prevent any surprises, here are a few things you can expect during your massage therapy experience at RLabs.
- You’ll be asked to undress (leaving your underpants on) before you lie on the table.
- Our massage therapists will communicate with you throughout the experience to ensure you’re receiving the treatment you prefer.
- You may fall asleep – and that’s okay! It’s expected, as massage lulls the body into the deepest state of relaxation.