Massage Therapy
| With fast paced lives and the continuous chase to meet deadlines, the tired mind and body does tend to seek out for a stress buster and increasingly so. Davis Swim & Fitness Club offers Massage Therapy to service the needs of its members. Anger, frustration and depression could lead to health problems such as headaches, upset stomach, rashes, insomnia, ulcers, high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. Let Davis Swim & Fitness Club Massage Therapy department help prevent these ailments. | |
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Munni Sah INDIAN LOTUS
Seeking a therapist who can help provide you with optimal relaxation and educate you about whole body wellness? Look no further! I've received my state license with honors from Bryan College as well as an Associate Degree in Occupational Therapy with an Emphasis in Massage and Bodywork. I've acquired over 1241 hours of instruction and have learned specific techniques which will enhance your massage experience. I look forward to sharing self-care tips with you as well! You can take comfort in knowing that, as a member of the ABMP(Associate Bodywork and Massage Professional), I have the highest ethical standards when working with clients. Please stop by to welcome me as a new addition to the staff at DSF. I am excited to meet and work with each of you so that you may enrich your well-being during these stressful and busy times. SERVICES OFFERED
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John Tasa I have been a therapist working at Davis Swim & Fitness Club for the last 9 months. I use a combination of deep tissue with a deeper “feel-good” Swedish massage. I believe relieving mental stress is just as important to the healing and relaxation process as relieving the physical stress. Certified Massage therapist since 2006; I specialize in Swedish, Deep Tissue, Medical Massage, Shiatsu, Thai, Acupressure, Pregnancy, Cranio-sacral, Stone massage, Reflexology, Acupressure, Trigger Point. |
"Since flexibility decreases with age, it is important to maintain and improve current levels. This can be done through stretching, which affects the connective tissues around a joint, thus helping increase range of motion."
