You will reap the benefits of Ashiatsu. Make it become a regular part of your life. My goal is for us to work together to take better care of your health, long-term.
Communication is key. I need to know what you're feeling, experiencing and what you're looking to gain in order to best help you. In turn, I will explain the treatment and what you can expect to gain from it.
Ashiatsu is a tool to help heal. Whether it's work related sore muscles, past injuries, soreness from workouts, stress, illness or simply to pamper yourself, the benefits of Ashiatsu can be life changing. I would be honored to take that journey with you.
Deep Tissue Ashiatsu reaches deeper layers of muscles. It is used to break down knots and relieve pressure points throughout the body. This massage is beneficial for athletes, golfers, bicyclist, hikers, runners and those who sit for long periods of time.
Ashiatsu (Ashi) is a massage technique that involves the application of the practitioner's feet, rather with the hands or arms, to a client's body. Ashi not only lasts longer but it is the deepest therapy that you can receive pain free! I can accomplish more than just using my elbow, and it feels completely different from your typical massage therapy session. It feels incredible! Stretching the tissues in two different directions is effective and efficient, too. It improves and restores the flexibility. Scar tissue and adhesions can form from past injuries, stress, and over-use injuries. These all respond to Ashi. You would never know you have feet on you. This is a therapy for relaxation or for professionally trained athletes that are serious about the bodywork that they receive. In Japanese Ashi means foot and Atsu means pressure; so it literally translates to foot pressure.
The goal is to melt away muscle tension and increase the blood flow to your heart. Ashiatsu is extremely therapeutic because with more pounds of pressure and my feet as the tool, it decreases more muscle toxins, increases more oxygen levels in the blood, and improves more flexibility in the body.