Pre and Post-Event Mobile Sports Massage for Sporting Events

Yes, as long as it’s the right kind. A pre-event massage is short and brisk, usually ten to fifteen minutes, and it warms muscles up rather than relaxing them into a state nobody wants at a start line. Save the long, deep work for afterwards.

Ten to fifteen minutes per participant works best at an event, since it clears the queue and still does something useful for tired legs. Anyone who wants a full session can book a longer one at home afterwards.

Pre-event massage is faster and lighter, and it aims to get blood moving before the effort starts. Post-event massage is slower, works on the muscles that did the most, and helps participants move more comfortably the next day.

One therapist gets through roughly four participants an hour at fifteen minutes each. For a field of 500 with a two-hour finish window, you’d be looking at a bank of therapists rather than one or two, so tell us your numbers and we’ll size it properly.

Yes. Chair massage works well outdoors as long as there’s flat ground and some shelter from sun or rain. A marquee makes a real difference to how long participants linger, so it’s usually one to build into the site plan.

We ask for 48 hours notice to secure a booking, though the more lead time you can give us on a large activation, the more choice you’ll have over the providers and services.

Absolutely! Our event massage services are offered from 6 am till 11 pm, 7 days a week.

Yes for sure. You can opt for providers to wear your branded merchandise, use your products and equipment and also brief them on your key USP’s to help sell your brand and products to your guests.

All confirmed group bookings (including but not limited to bookings for offices / teams, events, and other groups of 4 or more people) will be subject to a 10% cancellation fee if cancelled after the booking has been confirmed. Additionally, the following will also apply:

• 48 – 72 hours prior to the scheduled booking start time = 20% fee
• 24 – 48 hours prior to the scheduled booking start time = 50% fee
• 24 hours prior to the scheduled booking start time = 100% fee

Prices for our corporate wellness services depend on the duration of the event, and the number of therapists required.

To ensure you’re in great hands (literally) all providers on the Blys platform are carefully vetted and must complete a comprehensive onboarding process before joining the platform.

We require providers to have relevant qualifications or experience for the services they offer, up to date insurance and valid police checks. We also have an internal rating system for our providers.

Mobile wellness providers are required to bring quite a bit of equipment and therefore parking on the premises is preferred. If that isn’t available, we’ll ask you to specify the closest spot to park and if it requires any costs to be covered.

We require 48 hours notice to secure your booking.

We require all corporate event massage bookings to be paid in advance. We can accept credit cards (an invoice will be sent) or we can raise an invoice and email it to you.

Not really. Having onsite chair massage or seated massage as a part of your corporate event is quite manageable in your usual communal workplace setting. However, having a separate room/space can be beneficial to create a private, relaxing ambience.

No, therapists you book via the platform do not use any oil for corporate event massages, as they are performed fully clothed. This makes it very practical for the work place or event you’re based in.

All therapists on the Blys platform are carefully vetted and must complete a comprehensive onboarding process before joining the platform. We require providers to have relevant experience for the services they offer, valid insurance and police checks as well while they sign up. We also have an internal rating system for our providers, which helps you decide which therapists to book for your event.

The massage chair your therapist uses for your event’s chair massage session is always wiped down with antibacterial between every client, and they are required to use a disposable paper cover/lining every time.

Booking for a corporate event can be quite challenging, however, as a general rule, the uptake of massage is around 70%. So, if you have an office of around 50 people, you should expect around 35 attendees. If you consider 15 minutes of seated massage for each of the 35 team members, this would be around 9 hours in total. This is just a tentative guide, and it is a good idea to ask around the workplace in advance to gauge the interest.

No, you don’t need to provide anything for the massage therapist, beauty therapist or wellness providers. They will arrive with ergonomic massage chairs (or any other massage equipment, depending on the service you’ve chosen), disposables, music, and everything required to create a relaxing massage station. You just need to have sufficient space of either 1.5 x 1m for chair massage or 2.5 x 1.5m for table massage.

You can definitely extend on the day itself, provided your therapist is available. However, you will need to get in touch with our team for more details.

A contraindication is an injury or medical condition that may require therapists to modify, and in very rare cases refrain from doing massage. For example. if you or any of your team members has a strained wrist, your therapist could still massage the neck and shoulders, but just avoid the injured area. But if they have had a recent surgery, there will be an absolute contraindication, refraining the therapist from working on them. Generally the therapist can modify the sequence to make it safe and enjoyable.

When greeting the client, your therapist will ask for areas to focus on, any injuries/contraindications, pressure, and instruct them how to sit on the chair if it’s a chair/seated massage or the table if you’ve opted for a table massage. This generally takes about 1 or 2 minutes. At the end of the massage, the therapist will make sure the client gets off safely, and sanitises the chair takes around another minute or two.