
Faster recovery from sports injuries and chronic pain
Cupping therapy at Acumotion Sports Therapy loosens tight fascia, boosts blood flow, and speeds up healing for Windsor athletes and active adults.
A cupping session built around your recovery
Every session at Acumotion starts with a full assessment, then targets the areas that limit your movement. You leave with a clearer picture of your recovery and a plan for what's next.
Tell us where it hurts
Cupping works as part of a full treatment plan for stubborn pain. We map your therapy to the condition bothering you most.

Chronic back and neck pain
Cupping lifts and separates tight fascia so stubborn tension finally releases.

Sciatica pain relief
We combine cupping with motor point therapy when shooting pain runs down the leg.

Shoulder and knee injuries
Targeted suction boosts blood flow to jumpstart recovery after a strain or tear.

Migraine headache patterns
Releasing tension in the neck and upper traps helps take the pressure off your head.

Hip tightness and pain
Deep myofascial work around the hip joint restores motion for hiking, running, and daily life.

Acute sports injuries
Fast, direct treatment moves edema and speeds repair so you get back to your sport sooner.
More than just leaving marks
We treat the fascial restriction that pulls on your joints and limits your sport, not just the spot that hurts. Expect a full assessment and a plan that targets the root cause, not a routine.
40 minutes of cupping, tailored to you
There's no one-size-fits-all protocol here. Each cupping session is adjusted for your pain and your sport, whether it's a 40-minute focused session for recovery. We'll discuss what brings you in and target that.
The Acumotion treatment stack
Cupping combined with dry needling, myofascial release, and targeted acupuncture from Dr. Diveley delivers deeper relief for stubborn pain.

Cupping plus dry needling
Cupping lifts tissue while dry needling releases trigger points, and together they break up chronic adhesions.

Motor point therapy
Targeted electroacupuncture at motor points resets overactive muscles so they fire in the right pattern again.

Myofascial release
Manual techniques lengthen tight fascia stretched by training, not just the tender spot you feel first.

Recovery planning
Leave with a clear weekday reset, so improvements made on the table hold up between sessions.
Questions about cupping therapy?
Practical answers about cupping, recovery, and follow-up care. Call 970-344-8076 with any other questions.

Cupping therapy that gets you back to moving
Dr. Geno Diveley pairs cupping with dry needling and myofascial release for lasting relief. Book today and feel the difference at the Windsor clinic.
