Massage Therapy · Edmonton

Our Edmonton
Clinics

Q: What types of massage therapy do you offer in Edmonton?

We offer a range of treatments including therapeutic massage, deep tissue massage, prenatal massage, sport massage, shockwave therapy, and manual osteopathy. Each session is tailored to your specific needs, whether you're dealing with pain, recovering from training, or looking to improve mobility.

Q: How do I choose the right massage treatment?

If you're unsure what to book, start with therapeutic massage. Your therapist will assess your condition, goals, and preferences during your session and adjust the treatment accordingly. You can also explore our condition-based pages above to find a treatment aligned with what you're experiencing.

Q: Can I book at a specific Edmonton location?

Yes. During the booking process, you can choose your preferred Edmonton location, therapist, and appointment time. We have three locations across Edmonton, South Edmonton, Downtown, and West Edmonton, to make scheduling convenient.

Q: Do you treat specific conditions like plantar fasciitis or sciatica?

Yes. Many clients come in for targeted treatment of conditions like plantar fasciitis, sciatica, TMJ dysfunction, headaches, and chronic muscle tension. Your treatment plan will be customized based on your symptoms and how your body responds.

Q: Do you offer direct billing for massage therapy in Edmonton?

Direct billing is available at most of our Edmonton locations. You can check availability during booking or contact the clinic directly to confirm your provider is supported.

Q: How often should I get a massage?

It depends on your goals. For acute pain or injury, more frequent sessions may be recommended. For maintenance and prevention, many clients come in every 3 to 6 weeks. Your therapist can guide you based on your situation.

Q: Is massage therapy covered by insurance in Edmonton?

Most extended health benefit plans cover massage therapy provided by a registered massage therapist. Coverage varies by provider, so it's best to check your plan details.

Q: Are your Edmonton massage therapists Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs)?

Yes. Our Edmonton therapists are Registered Massage Therapists who have completed a minimum of 2,200 hours of accredited training and hold active registration with a recognised Alberta association. Registration is what makes your treatment eligible for extended health coverage.

Q: Is RMT massage covered by insurance in Alberta?

Most extended health plans cover massage delivered by a Registered Massage Therapist, though the annual limit and whether a doctor's note is needed vary by plan. We direct-bill most major insurers at our Edmonton clinics, so call 780-433-0550 to confirm your coverage before your first visit.

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Find the right treatment, therapist, and location for your recovery, performance, and everyday pain relief across Edmonton.

RMT Certified Therapists

Direct Billing Available

Same-Day Appointments

3 Locations

Edmonton Clinics

South Edmonton

9940 67 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T6E 0P5

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Downtown Edmonton

10068 108 St NW
Edmonton, AB T5J 5G8

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West Edmonton

14727 87 Ave NW #102
Edmonton, AB T5R 4E5

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(780) 433-0550 · Direct Billing Available · By Appointment Only

If you're searching for massage in Edmonton, you're likely dealing with something specific, persistent neck tension, foot pain from plantar fasciitis, tight hips from training, or the buildup of stress from daily life. At Athlete's Choice Massage, we help active individuals and everyday clients get real results through targeted, professional care.

We run three Edmonton massage therapy clinics, South Edmonton, Downtown, and West Edmonton, each staffed by Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) and open seven days a week. Whether you're booking a first appointment or returning for ongoing care, the experience is the same: a proper intake, a treatment built around your condition, and a therapist who explains what they're doing and why. If you'd prefer a specific therapist, you can book a male RMT by name.

Most Edmonton massage clients find us because they're dealing with back pain, neck and shoulder tension, sports injuries, or stress-related muscle tightness. Others come in for prenatal care, TMJ relief, or recovery from a motor vehicle accident. Whatever the reason, the approach is clinical, not spa-style. Direct billing is available at all three Edmonton locations, and same-day appointments are frequently available online.

Where to Start

Find the Right Treatment

By Condition or Pain Area

Dealing with a specific issue? These pages guide you to the right treatment approach.

Plantar Fasciitis & Foot Pain MVA & Whiplash Recovery TMJ & Jaw Tension Neck Pain & Stiffness Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Low Back Pain Hip Pain Knee Pain Tension Headaches Carpal Tunnel & Wrist Sciatica & Nerve Pain Stress & Muscle Tension

By Treatment Type

Know what you're looking for? Jump straight to your treatment of choice.

Therapeutic Massage Deep Tissue Massage Relaxation Massage Prenatal Massage Manual Osteopathy Shockwave Therapy Sports Massage Student Massage Male Massage Therapist Chair Massage

Our therapists tailor each session to your body and goals, whether that's pain relief, improved mobility, or recovery from training.

Heads up, we're not a spa.

No trickling water or pan flutes here. Instead, a lively atmosphere with upbeat music to complement our active treatment style. We're a results-driven clinic, not a relaxation retreat.

Athlete's Choice Massage reception, modern clinic with yellow branding

Find Your Clinic

Which Edmonton massage clinic is right for you?

All three Edmonton locations offer the same services and therapist standards. The main difference is geography, pick the one that fits into your day.

9940 67 Ave NW

South Edmonton

Best for south-side residents, U of A students and staff, Whyte Ave regulars, or anyone coming from Millwoods or the Riverbend area.

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10068 108 St NW

Downtown Edmonton

Best for office workers in the core, government employees near the Legislature, and anyone commuting through the ICE District or catching the LRT.

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14727 87 Ave NW #102

West Edmonton

Best for west-end residents, anyone near West Edmonton Mall, Stony Plain Road, or commuting from Spruce Grove and Stony Plain.

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First Visit

What to expect at your first Edmonton massage

If you've never booked a massage in Edmonton, or you're switching from a clinic that skipped the intake, here's what the first visit at Athlete's Choice looks like.

You'll fill out a brief health intake before your appointment. Your therapist reviews it, then spends the first few minutes talking through what's been bothering you: where the pain is, how long it's been there, what makes it better or worse, and what you're hoping to get out of the session. This isn't just protocol, it determines what they actually do with your time on the table.

The session itself is built around your condition, not a standard sequence. If you're coming in for neck tension from desk work, your therapist will spend most of the time on the cervical spine, upper traps, and suboccipitals, not a head-to-toe routine. If you're dealing with hip pain from training, they'll work into the glutes, hip flexors, and TFL, and may incorporate some assisted stretching.

Direct billing happens automatically at checkout if your insurer is supported. If you're not sure whether your plan covers massage therapy in Edmonton, call or message the clinic before your appointment, the front desk can usually confirm your coverage in a few minutes.

Most clients leave with some homework: a stretch, a movement pattern to reinforce what was done in the session, or a note on when to rebook. Frequency depends on what you're managing, acute conditions often warrant weekly sessions early on; maintenance care for most people lands somewhere between every three and six weeks.

What We Treat

Conditions We Commonly Help With

Massage therapy is most effective when it's targeted to a specific issue. In Edmonton, we regularly work with clients dealing with sports injuries, postural strain, repetitive-use tension, and recovery from training or physical work.

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Chronic back pain and stiffness
Tight hips and restricted mobility
Shoulder restrictions and rotator cuff strain
Tension headaches and migraines
Foot pain from plantar fasciitis or overuse
Sciatica and nerve-related pain
Prenatal discomfort and postural changes
Stress-related muscle tension
Neck pain and forward head posture

Every treatment is adapted based on what your body needs that day, deeper tissue work, movement, circulation, or nervous system downregulation.

Why Athlete's Choice

Why Choose Athlete's Choice

Condition-Targeted Care

Your therapist builds the session around your specific issue, not a generic template.

Full Range of Services

Therapeutic, deep tissue, shockwave, prenatal, sport massage, manual osteopathy, all under one roof.

Easy Online Booking

Book your preferred Edmonton location, therapist, and time slot online in minutes.

RMT Certified Therapists

Every practitioner holds active RMT certification with ongoing continuing education.

Direct Billing

We bill most major extended health insurers directly so you don't pay out of pocket.

Consistent Across Locations

Same standards and approach at every Edmonton clinic, wherever you are, you know what to expect.

Your therapists

Registered Massage Therapists in Edmonton

Every therapist at our three Edmonton clinics is a Registered Massage Therapist. In Alberta that means a minimum of 2,200 hours of accredited training, a passed board examination, and active registration with a recognised provincial association, kept current through ongoing continuing education.

Registration is also what makes your treatment eligible for extended health coverage. Because our Edmonton RMTs are registered, we can direct-bill most major insurers, so you are not paying up front and claiming it back later.

25 Registered Massage Therapists across our three Edmonton clinics