At 360 Fitness & Health
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After postural analysis including observing the body's functional movement, and assessing soft tissue imbalances, we integrate massage techniques to begin restoring balance and improve functionality. 

Massage therapy and bodywork are not luxuries but essential components of a comprehensive health and wellness plan. They offer a natural, non-invasive approach to managing pain, reducing stress, and enhancing overall physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

                                
​                    Primary Massage and Stretching Techniques we Employ 

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PNF: is a therapeutic approach that improves range of motion, flexibility, and physical performance by stimulating sensory receptors in muscles and tendons. It enhances the body's awareness of muscle position and movement, leading to better coordination and muscle control. 
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Neuromuscular-Trigger Point: aims to alleviate trigger points (tender knots and adhesions),  repetitive movement injuries, and reprogram soft tissue neuromuscular dysfunctions. This technique reduces toxins in the body, mitigates chronic pain, increases range of motion, raises energy levels, and improves balance in the nervous and musculoskeletal systems. ​

Myofascial: uses gentle, sustained pressure and stretching to release tension in the fascial tissues (one of the communication networks in the body.) This can help restore the fascia's natural mobility and improve overall body function.
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​Deep Tissue: is a massage technique that uses slow, deep strokes and pressure to target the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues.


              Clients May Receive Bodywork In A Clothes On Environment

  These integrated techniques are applied passively and actively. Levels of intensity vary depending on the client's requests and needs.                     Clients often describe the results as feeling lighter, more stable, and connected to their bodies with greater
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​                      Additional Benefits of Massage Therapy & Bodywork

1. Relief from Pain and Tension

• Muscle Relaxation: Massage therapy helps to relax tight muscles, relieve tension, and reduce pain. Techniques such as Trigger Point Massage, target knots and adhesions, improving flexibility, reducing discomfort and reprogramming muscles back to normal function.

2. Improved Circulation and Lymphatic Drainage

• Enhanced Blood Flow: Massage stimulates blood flow, which helps to deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues, promoting healing and regeneration. 
• Lymphatic System Support: Certain bodywork techniques assist in lymphatic drainage, which can reduce swelling, detoxify the body, and strengthen the immune system.

3. Stress Reduction and Mental Health Benefits

• Lowered Stress Hormones: Massage therapy has been shown to reduce cortisol levels (a type of stress hormone), leading to a decrease in anxiety and stress. This can have a profound impact on overall mental health.
• Enhanced Relaxation: The calming effects of massage promote deep relaxation, which can improve sleep quality, reduce symptoms of depression, and increase overall feelings of well-being.

4. Improved Posture and Body Awareness

• Postural Alignment: By addressing muscle imbalances and releasing tension, massage therapy can help correct poor posture. This is especially important for individuals who spend long hours sitting or standing.
• Body Awareness: Regular bodywork sessions can increase an individual’s awareness of their body, helping them to recognize and address areas of tension or misalignment.

5. Enhanced Body Performance and Recovery

• Injury Prevention: Massage therapy is a crucial tool for preventing injuries. Establishing length-tension relationship balances and maintaining muscle elasticity, flexibility, and joint mobility. It also reduces the risk of injury.
• Faster Recovery: Post fitness exercise massage helps in flushing out metabolic waste products, reducing muscle soreness, and speeding up recovery time. This allows the body to maintain peak performance and recover efficiently.

6. Support for Emotional Healing

• Emotional Release: Bodywork can facilitate the release of stored emotions and trauma that are held in the body. Techniques such as myofascial or deep tissue can help individuals process and let go of deep-seated emotion.
• Increased Mindfulness: The process of receiving a massage encourages mindfulness, helping individuals to become more present and connected with their bodies, which can foster emotional healing and personal growth.

7. Boosted Immune System

• Immune Function Enhancement: Regular massage therapy has been shown to improve the body’s immune response, potentially lowering the frequency and severity of illnesses. By reducing stress and improving circulation, massage helps the body to better defend against pathogens.

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