Why Choose Massage Therapy at Zenith?
Whether you're recovering from a race, training hard, or just need to decompress, massage therapy can:
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Improve blood circulation and muscle recovery
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Decrease stress and support your nervous system
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Release trigger points and reduce pain
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Support long-term mobility and injury prevention
1 of 5 MMTs in Oregon
Types of Massage Offered
Sports Massage
For active recovery and performance
Therapeutic Massage
To reduce pain and tension
Experience the transformative power of massage therapy with Jesse Burlingham, our Licensed Massage Therapist at Zenith Performance and Wellness. Jesse is a certified Master Myoskeletal Therapist (MMT) with extensive expertise in managing pain, enhancing performance, and improving flexibility.
Myoskeletal Alignment
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Alleviate pain
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Improve posture
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Enhance mobility with targeted, results-driven therapy.
Deep Tissue Massage
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Relieve chronic tension
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Reduce muscle pain
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Enhance recovery with focused, therapeutic pressure
Assisted Stretching
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Enhance flexibility
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Improve mobility
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Prevent injuries with guided,
hands-on stretching techniques.
Jesse's targeted, results-driven approach ensures each session is tailored to meet your unique needs. Passionate about movement and recovery, Jesse meticulously investigates specific ailments, identifies the anatomy involved, and collaborates with clients to develop personalized treatment plans. Clients consistently praise Jesse for being thorough, attentive, and an excellent listener—tuning into both their words and their bodies to achieve the best results.
Our Expert Team
At Zenith Performance and Wellness in Eugene, OR, we are committed to providing top-quality care to our local community—including massage services in Eugene that enhance recovery, movement, and overall well-being.
Our specialized sports massage treatments help athletes, active individuals, and weekend warriors improve performance, mobility, and injury prevention while supporting both short-term relief and long-term wellness.
Every member of our team is passionate about movement and active living. We believe in practicing what we preach, empowering others to unlock their full potential through physical therapy, sports massage, rehabilitation, and performance training.
Experience a team dedicated to your performance, recovery, and wellness—because when you move better, you feel better!
What to Expect at Your First Massage Session
Before You Arrive
You’ll receive intake forms, a body pain chart, and consent documents to complete online before your appointment. This helps your Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) understand your goals and medical history in advance — so we can focus on treatment, not paperwork.
Finding Us
We’re located at 160 South Park St. in Eugene. Give yourself a few extra minutes for parking — metered spaces are available nearby, or use the City Hall Surface Lot on Pearl Street.
When You Arrive
Come on in, have a seat in the waiting area, and feel free to use a percussion device while you wait. Your therapist will greet you promptly — we run on time 99% of the time.
During Your Session
Expect one-on-one, focused care using a combination of techniques like deep tissue, assisted stretching, and myoskeletal therapy. Pressure and approach are always customized to your needs.
Your Comfort Comes First
You’re in control. If anything feels uncomfortable — pressure, technique, or positioning — just say so. We’ll adjust immediately to ensure your session is effective and relaxing.
What should I wear to massage therapy?
Dress comfortably. You can undress to your comfort level, and you’ll remain properly draped throughout the session.
How often should I get a massage?
Most people benefit from massage every 3–4 weeks to stay ahead of tension, maintain mobility, and support recovery. That frequency can vary based on your stress levels, training load, or specific goals. Learn more about how regular massage supports performance and wellness.
Who is massage therapy ideal for at Zenith?
Our massage services are ideal for runners, cyclists, athletes, active adults, and anyone dealing with pain, tension, or movement restrictions.
What’s the difference between a 60-minute and 90-minute massage?
A 60-minute massage provides full-body coverage with focus on one or two key areas. A 90-minute session allows for deeper work, assisted stretching, and multiple focus areas.
Can I use my FSA or HSA for massage therapy?
Possibly — some FSA and HSA plans allow massage therapy if it’s prescribed for a specific medical condition. While we don’t bill insurance directly, we can provide a superbill for potential reimbursement. Please check with your provider to confirm what’s covered.
Zenith Expert Massage Insight
Explore our latest articles on massage therapy, recovery techniques, and performance tips over on the Zenith Journal. Whether you're an athlete or simply want to feel your best, you'll find science-backed insights and practical advice to support your wellness journey.
