Massage/Functional Fitness Coach
First session full body 90minute is always 72.99
As demonstrated by Olympians, and commonly practiced by amateur and pro-athletes, Crossfit competitors, runners, swimmers, gymnasts and other athletes, cupping plays an important role in the injury prevention and recovery. Cupping for athletes enduring strenuous activities helps boost circulation, reduce muscle stiffness, improve lung capacity, increase range of motion, improves performance, endurance, agility, recovery time and so much more!
Once I have evaluated your tissue and we discuss outcome goals, then I can decide which modalities will be most beneficial to you during our time together. My sessions use a combination of slow deep tissue massage, swedish massage, myofascial release, stretching, rotations and other modalities. I am confident you will leave my office feeling like a new person.
When scheduling you may select 90 or 120 minutes for your sessio
Cellulite plagues most women, regardless of age or weight. Cellulite massage helps reduce the dimpling appearance caused by cellulite, helps cleanse toxins stored in fat cells, and promotes dimensional loss. The results are quantifiable. On average, my clients have lost 6 to 12 inches from the abdomen to the thighs from cellulite massage.
Cellulite occurs mostly in the pelvic region of women, from the abdomen down through the thighs. Cellulite is not a type of fat, but a description of fat that becomes herniated within fibrous tissue (septa) that connects the fat to the skin. The fibrous tissue may stretch, break down, and become rigid, allowing the fat cells to bulge. The result is dimpling. It is not a disorder or a disease, but a “normal condition of many women and some men” (MedicinePlus Encyclopedia).
While genes play a major role in cellulite, a poor diet, dehydration, hormonal changes, stress, and lymphatic and circulatory insufficiency may all contribute to the formation of cellulite (Wikipedia).
For example, eating a high fat diet low in fresh vegetables and fruit, drinking inadequate amounts of water, being stressed, sitting too much, smoking, and wearing underwear with restrictive elastic will contribute to cellulite.
Toxins also contribute to fat and, thus, cellulite (Jones 2008). We are surrounded by toxins in our environment, and we consume them via breathing, eating, and drinking. Our porous skin absorbs toxins. (For a mind-boggling list of environmental toxins, see the CDC National report on environmental chemicals at http://www.cdc.gov/exposurereport/. Nearly every tested person excreted chemicals such as flame retardants stored in fatty tissue and Bisphenol A, a hormone-like substance found in plastics, in their urine.)
The dimpling usually worsens with age as the connective tissue becomes more rigid.
Women get cellulite more commonly than men because they have thicker subcutaneous fat. The septa pattern also varies between the sexes. In women, septa run vertically, while the septa in men are in a diagonal pattern. Therefore, in women, when the fat cells bulge, they push upward, creating a mattress tufting effect.
Cellulite massage is an energetic, deep tissue massage designed to soften and loosen the rigid septa. The massage also flushes out excess toxins stored in the fat cells. This helps smooth the appearance of cellulite and actually helps with dimensional loss of inches in the worked areas.
However, it’s not a one-time deal. It involves a 6-week program, with 3 massages per week, totaling 18 massages to get the desired results.
Cellulite massage is not for everyone. Before you commit to a six-week program, I will determine if you will benefit from cellulite massage. In other words, are you an ideal candidate?
This involves an initial consultation. It’s a big investment of time and money. And, if you are on board, there is some documentation needed to set a baseline for measuring progress throughout.