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1840 Willamette Street, Eugene, OR 97405Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. · Saturday: 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. · Sunday: ClosedMonday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Pacer MassageEugene, Oregon
(541) 555-0115
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A runner on a park path at sunrise, with trees dark against the sky

Sports massage in Eugene

Massage that keeps pace with your training week

Sessions timed to the long run, race week and the week your mileage drops. New clients welcome, and you set the pressure.

Book a sessionSee the training week
  • Covered by a sheet the whole session
  • Pressure set by you
  • Early sessions from 7 a.m.

The training week

A session for every part of the week

Pick the one that matches where you are in your training. Your therapist plans the next one with you.

  • 01

    Between long runs

    Forty-five to 90 minutes on the legs and hips you used most, a day or two after the long one.

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  • 02

    Race week

    Short, steady sessions in the days before a race, at pressure you set and nothing new tried.

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  • 03

    Recovery week

    Slower sessions for the week your mileage drops, at lighter pressure unless you ask for more.

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  • 04

    Club sessions

    Thirty-minute turns for club members, or two therapists at your club night.

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Membership

A standing time in your week

A membership holds a regular session with your therapist. Choose how many a month; the desk shows the terms before you agree.

See membership terms

  • Steady

    One 60-minute session a month, at a standing time with your therapist.

    • A 60-minute session each month
    • Booked ahead with the therapist you pick
    • A priority window to book your next session
    Term:
    Month to month
    Cancellation:
    Cancel with notice before the next month starts
    Refunds:
    An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
    Ask about this plan

  • Build

    For a training block

    Two 60-minute sessions a month, for a stretch of heavier training.

    • Two 60-minute sessions each month
    • Booked two to three weeks apart
    • A priority window to book your next session
    Term:
    Month to month
    Cancellation:
    Cancel with notice before the next month starts
    Refunds:
    An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
    Ask about this plan

  • Season

    Four sessions a month, shaped around a race build.

    • Four sessions each month, 45 or 60 minutes
    • Race-week sessions kept for your race date
    • A priority window to book your next session
    Term:
    Month to month
    Cancellation:
    Cancel with notice before the next month starts
    Refunds:
    An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
    Ask about this plan

Plan prices show when you join, and the desk goes over the terms first.

From runners

What clients say

  • “She asked for my race date before anything else, and planned the sessions around it.”

    Jonah R.

  • “I booked the Tuesday after my long run. The early slot meant I was at work by nine.”

    Amira T.

  • “Pressure was checked twice and changed once. That is all I wanted.”

    Dev K.

Sample reviews.

The team

Two therapists, and each one's license

Both hold an Oregon massage therapist license, listed beside their name. Pick one when you book, or ask the desk who has the next opening.

See the whole team

  • Christopher Leighton

    Licensed massage therapist, co-owner

    • Massage therapist license · OR Lic. 000000

    Christopher runs Eugene's trails and still plans his week around the long run. He works at steady, medium pressure and asks before he changes it.

  • Elyse Washington in a white tunic, folding a towel at the front counter

    Elyse Washington

    Licensed massage therapist, club sessions lead

    • Massage therapist license · OR Lic. 000000

    Elyse ran middle distances in college and leads our club evenings. In race week she keeps the pressure lighter and tells you when she does.

Questions runners ask

All questions

Do I need to be a runner?

No. Most of our clients run, but anyone who trains is welcome.

How long should my first session be?

Sixty minutes is the usual first session, with time for the check-in and the work.

Can I book before work?

Yes. The first session each weekday and Saturday is at 7 a.m.

What if my race date changes?

Call the desk and we will move your sessions around the new date.

Do you work with running clubs?

Yes. A club session is 30 minutes with one therapist, and a club evening brings two therapists to your club night.