🏆 Cupping Therapy Cupping—also called myofascial decompression—uses gentle suction to lift the skin and underlying fascia, increasing blood flow and easing tension in tight muscles. This negative pressure effect helps loosen restrictions that build up from posture, training, or stress. Many people use cupping for recovery after workouts, to relieve neck and back stiffness, or simply to improve mobility. The round marks left behind aren’t bruises but signs of increased circulation, and they typi

🏆 Cupping Therapy Cupping—also called myofascial decompression—uses gentle suction to lift the skin and underlying fascia, increasing blood flow and easing tension in tight muscles. This negative pressure effect helps loosen restrictions that build up from posture, training, or stress. Many people use cupping for recovery after workouts, to relieve neck and back stiffness, or simply to improve mobility. The round marks left behind aren’t bruises but signs of increased circulation, and they typi

🏆 Cupping Therapy Cupping—also called myofascial decompression—uses gentle suction to lift the skin and fascia, creating space that allows muscles to relax and blood to flow more freely. This improved circulation helps flush out waste products, deliver oxygen, and ease soreness in tight or overworked areas. It’s especially useful for post-workout recovery, back and neck stiffness, and chronic muscle tightness. The round marks left behind aren’t bruises—they’re temporary signs of increased blood