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Cupping is an ancient healing method of creating a vacuum on your skin to dispel stagnation within the muscle, blood,
and lymphatic system. Cupping can be used to aid treatment for a variety of ailments.
Running cupping, a technique that combines the benefits of running with the ancient practice of cupping therapy, has gained popularity as an effective method for reducing cellulite and fat. This holistic approach targets problem areas by improving circulation, promoting lymphatic drainage, and breaking down fat deposits. In this guide, we’ll delve into the benefits, techniques, and best practices for incorporating running cupping into your fitness routine to achieve smoother, firmer skin and a more toned physique.
Fire is used within glass cups to remove oxygen from the cup, creating a vacuum. This is then applied to the skin to start
the treatment.
A more modern approach to fire cupping, dry cupping involves using a plastic suction device. The vacuum created pulls
on the area requiring treatment. Increasing blood flow and circulation to the area.
Starting with fire or dry cupping to the required areas we then use a sterile method to lightly scratch your skin before re-
placing the cups. This allows for the release of toxins through the suctioned blood.
Similar to dry cupping. But before beginning, a special blend of black seed and aromatherapy oils are applied to your
skin. Once we place the cups we will gently move them in different directions over the affected area of your body.
Please note that Cupping Therapy may leave marks on the areas where treatment has been applied. This will usually
return to normal within 10 days.
Cupping is not advised over broken skin or skin ulcers, pregnant women or those taking blood thinning medication.
Prior to any treatments, a full consultation covering your medical history is required to ensure suitability for you.