Weekly, through a season, then it stops.
A season puts the same load through the same tissue every week, and the people who play one tend to come at the same rhythm it does. It is the pattern with the longest run of anybody here.
Nobody arranges one of these for the massage. They arrange it because the thing they do (a season, a build-up, a working week) asks the same of the same tissue over and over, and a time that is already in the diary is one fewer decision to make about it.
Arranged with Jonathan directly.
If that is recognisably the shape of your year, say so and ask what is actually free. These move when somebody's season ends, so the answer is sometimes not this month.
Ask what is free →I play lots of rugby at an high level and often see him once a week and he never fails to do the job.
All three are the same hands and the same room: what differs is the rhythm and how long it runs. What a standing slot actually is, if that is the question underneath.
These are arranged in person rather than bought, and usually at the end of a session rather than before one. If you already know which of the three is yours, say so and Jonathan will tell you what is free.
Talk to Jonathan about it →