New to Athletic Touch?
Start Here! I'll help you walk through the beginning:
Thank you for visiting my website! I have worked hard through the years to develop this massage website, so I hope it's easy for you to navigate and find what you need. If you have any comments or suggestions for this website I'd be happy to hear it.
My experience helps me help you. I have many hours of experience on many different ailments-both those I have myself and those I have worked on for my clients. Through the years working for Athletic Touch Therapeutic Massage, I have worked with many incredible therapists, and we still refer clients to each other. This extensive experience makes the difference in helping and solving stress & pain issues. If I can't help you, I know great therapists who can. You can be confident that a massage with me at Athletic Touch or with a tested & trusted referral, you will feel better.
To get started, first figure out what type of treatment you need, then decide how much time you want your appointment to be, then call or make your appointment online.
How can I help you?
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Choose a Treatment
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Choose How Long
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Make an Appointment
At Athletic Touch, there are 3 different massage categories: General relaxation massage, therapeutic massage and deep tissue massage. This helps determine what style or modality YOU think will help you the most.
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What treatment is best for you?
Relaxation Massage
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Best for first time
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Deeply relaxing
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For general stress relief
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Non specific
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No pain caused
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Light pressure
Examples of relaxation massage:
Relaxation Massage
Facial Massage
Hand & Foot Massage
Cranial Sacral Therapy
Therapeutic Massage
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Good for injuries
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Pain relieving
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Focused massage
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Problem specific
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Intake, Analysis, and Home Care
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Medium and Deep pressure
Examples of therapeutic massage:
Pain Relief Massage
Injury Recovery
Post Surgery Massage
Headache Relief Massage
Deep Tissue Massage
- Great for athletes
- Chronic pain relieving
- Massage time is very focused
- Problem solving
- Looking for patterns
- Deep pressure
Examples of deep tissue massage:
Deep Tissue Massage
Sports Massage
Trigger Point Massage
Sciatica Relief Massage
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How much time should your massage be?
The amount of time you decide your massage should last will depend on how busy you are, if you just need one stubborn knot worked out, or if you are wanting to add a monthly massage to your calendar. If you really want to relax, then the 90 minute option for a full-body relaxation massage is a great idea. Therapeutic and Sports Massage focus in particular problem areas. Different times are available for different types of treatments. Therapeutic massages for example, including intake and analysis, can be scheduled for 2 hours.
30 minutes
On a budget, Spot work only
Most popular time
Most relaxing & focused
60 minutes
90 minutes
Time for full body + problem areas
Time for full body + problem areas
Extra time for tight areas
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You can call 505-332-9292 to schedule an appointment or you can simply schedule online. If the time you need is not available, please call or email with an appointment request. Sometimes, I am able to accomidate you, even if it doesn't look like it on the online schedule.
Call to schedule
505-332-9292
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