Myofascial Massage

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This advanced myofascial core release technique aims to release trapped waste and adhered fibers throughout the entire body, working outward from the center-line. It is a dry massage, with no lotions or oils involved. Fascia and muscle fibers naturally respond to both heat and manual manipulation. The absence of lubricants maximizes friction between the Massage Therapist and the guest's fibers, facilitating natural heat production through slow, deliberate pulling and releasing techniques. This method incorporates compression, supported joint traction, cross-fiber friction, as well as elements of Ashiatsu and rocking techniques.

The most distinctive feature of this massage is the use of distraction, where the Massage Therapist simultaneously works on three or more areas of the body. Utilizing hands, forearms, the broad surface of the shin, and even feet, the therapist employs advanced distraction to "trick" the brain. By engaging multiple areas simultaneously, the brain's energy is dispersed, prompting muscle fibers to release tension. It's important for guests to note that this method targets the entire core for a comprehensive full-body release.

• Individuals experiencing specific chronic pain and actively seeking relief find this massage beneficial. While it may offer a sense of well-being, it is not primarily a relaxation massage. Focused on addressing the accumulation of adhesions, tightness, or tension in the body, it can be uncomfortable at times to achieve the desired results.
• Guests aiming to attain specific fitness or wellness objectives, such as playing basketball for two hours without experiencing pain.
• Guests seeking an alternative or complement to conventional physical therapy, chiropractic care, or surgical interventions.