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Why Therapeutic Massage?
Reduce stress: Massage can help reduce stress by stimulating the release of endorphins, which have mood-boosting effects. It can also help to relax the muscles and improve circulation, which can further reduce stress levels.
Improve sleep: Massage can help improve sleep by reducing stress and promoting relaxation. It can also help to release muscle tension, which can make it easier to fall asleep.
Relieve pain: Massage can help relieve pain by increasing circulation and reducing muscle tension. It can be helpful for a variety of pain conditions, including headaches, back pain, and muscle pain.
Improve range of motion: Massage can help improve range of motion by stretching the muscles and breaking up scar tissue. This can be helpful for people who have limited range of motion due to injury or surgery.
Boost the immune system: Massage can help boost the immune system by increasing circulation and stimulating the production of white blood cells. This can help the body fight off infection and disease.
Improve overall well-being: Massage can help improve overall well-being by reducing stress, improving sleep, and relieving pain. It can also help to increase energy levels and improve mood.
If you are looking for a way to reduce stress, improve sleep, relieve pain, or improve your overall well-being, then a therapeutic massage can be a great option. If you are considering getting a therapeutic massage, be sure to talk to your doctor first. They can help you determine if massage therapy is right for you.
David Strickbine, Certified Massage Therapist, has been known to clear even the most challenging muscle skeletal injuries and clear pain effectively with his own technique of deep tissue release.
He's also a lot of fun to "hang and jor around" with!
David Strickbine, is a premier massage therapist who has brought relief to so many clients. You don't need to tell him where it hurts. He knows! Here he is with his best friend, Rufus.
Basalt's David Strickbine, who volunteered for the role, is lowered from the Thunderbowl chairlift by ski patroller Jessica Keil during a training exercise Friday at Aspen Highlands. ~ Aspen Times.
What our David does in his spare time !!! Placed third overall in Wyoming !! Check out the distance that he is jumping over ! The horses are athletes too!!!
Hours by appointment: 7 days per week
60 Minute or 90 Minute Sessions
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