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Unlocking the Mysteries of Reflexology: More Than Just a Foot Massage Reflexology is an ancient...

Pregnancy and Massage Therapy: Safeguarding Your Health and WellnessPregnancy is a time of...

The Role of Massage Therapy in Managing Stress and AnxietyMassage therapy plays a crucial role in...

How to Combine Yoga and Massage Therapy for Maximum WellnessCombining yoga and massage therapy can...

Beyond Relaxation: How Orthopedic Massage Affects Your Sleep Quality For many, massage therapy is...

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Type of Massage for YouMassage therapy offers a plethora...

Massage Therapy for Chronic Pain Relief: What You Should KnowChronic pain can be debilitating,...

Why Athletes Should Consider Massage Therapy in Their Training RegimenAthletes are no strangers to...

The Secret Benefits of Deep Tissue Massage You Need to KnowDeep tissue massage therapy is more...

5 Ways Massage Therapy Can Transform Your Mental HealthTime to unplug from all that is happening...

Pain is never anything positive to experience. Yes massage will help, let’s take a closer look at improving function of the knee by orthopedic massage therapy. Many times when people come for therapy for knee pain. I see lots of similar muscles that contribute or add additional force and pressure to whatever is going on or has happened to the knee. Here

Here is something to improve hip performance. As an orthopedic massage therapist, I see tight hips and all kinds of issues related to the hip. Hip pain is something that lots of people experience. First I always say, Any Pain is not a positive experience. I see lots of people with an imbalance between front and back or side to side of the pelvis. Let us first look at what is tight and treat the areas that are tight.

I have provided orthopedic massage therapy to many athletes over the last 20 years! Running, Dance (Professional (2yrs of traveling working on the cast of the National Tour of Cats), High School), Golf, Gymnastics, Tennis, Football (High school, Professional), Basketball (High School, Professional), Baseball (yes High School, Professional), Weightlifting (High School, Professional) Cycling, Swimming, Triathletes, Soccer, Rugby, Hockey

Oh Wow, these are Amazing massage therapy tools! There are really a lot of massage tools and I mean a lot of tools out there. You will find some massage therapy guns better than others. I have personally had many massage therapy sessions with Gary Fineske.

This is something that should never be passed up! Every day our feet Work! And to take care of our feet is super important. I recently just talked about feet and this is something that absolutely stands out to me. I have not studied reflexology. I have had many reflexology sessions and believe in its therapeutic effects.

I am so Grateful for any massage professional in my area! I have come to know some massage places near me. I have a place for just my feet! I do have regular Massage and recommend everyone have some type of body work from time to time.

I have an incredibly strong desire to help people with physical body pain that started 20+ years ago. Pain is a very strong motivator! This experience created a very strong intent and feeling in me of helping Millions, Billions of people! By a form of hands-on therapy, Orthopedic Massage Therapy.

Day to day life is full of responsibilities and each day we are not aware of our posture: sitting,...

There are so many different types of sports! And I believe this with all of my heart that...

We all deal with stress. Yes massage has a place with reducing stress but there are many forms of...

Good Health comes from many different pieces and massage is definitely one of those pieces....

There are many different types of massage therapy and many different massage therapist that can...

I would guess that, our first thought to exercise, would not be about helping the brain. Yes,...

One and your done. I love saying this but it’s not the case with every condition or when people...

To understand why I stared Orthopedic Massage Therapy we have to go back in time. In 1997, I use to weight train 5 to 6 days a week and this led to a lower back injury. I use to train in several gyms in central Arlington (Gold’s on 303, the Q close to Parks Mall (now its 24hr fitness), and MetroFlex). Due to all the training, this led to lots of tightness of my body, especially my lower back. I injured my lower back on a really, really light leg day. At the time I thought, I didn’t do anything.