Classic massage increases blood circulation in the skin, empties superficial veins and lymphatic vessels, stimulates the secretion of sweat glands, supports the absorption of swelling or bruises, and improves the nourishment and function of tissues, joints, and tendons. It relieves pain. Through reflexes and changes in circulation, massage also affects distant organs and has an overall positive effect on the body. It has a stimulating effect on physical performance, the central nervous system, and supports immunity. It regulates sleep, promotes relaxation, and helps release mental tension. Classic massage is a set of massage techniques performed by the therapist’s hands on the body of the client for therapeutic or preventive purposes. It originated in ancient times as a result of human practice and was considered a suitable method for healing and recovery after injuries.