Many feel good health and relaxation come from having a regular massage. Take your relaxation in Florida to a deeper, more meaningful level to achieve the ultimate blissful and unique experience. You will relax and rejuvenate through skillful massage therapy. Carlos' strong hands will work every inch of your body with firm pressure, kneading out knots, aches and pains, releasing your day-to-day stress and built up anxieties.
My studio is located in sunny Cape Coral Florida, a short drive from Ft. Myers, Bonita Springs, Marco and Naples. I can also come to your location for a private massage session. The rates are slightly higher, but you will save time, travel, and be relaxed in your own enviroment. Neck pain - People with chronic neck pain report 55% improvement after ten weeks.
My studio is located in sunny Cape Coral Florida, a short drive from Ft. Myers, Bonita Springs, Marco and Naples. I can also come to your location for a private massage session. The rates are slightly higher, but you will save time, travel, and be relaxed in your own enviroment. Neck pain - People with chronic neck pain report 55% improvement after ten weeks.
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Carlos began his career in holistic medicine in Miami, Florida where he attended Educating Hands School of Massage in 2003 and successfully completed a professional training in Therapeutic Massage and Hydrotherapy. Highlights of his bodywork training include Neuromuscular Therapy, Swedish, Reflexology, Thai, Shiatsu, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Aromatherapy, Sport Massage and Hot Stones.
Carlos is gifted and it is apparent immediately. His style of massage varies in pressure appropriately as his hands glide seamlessly to and from each muscle group. While most massage at the typical day spa is clinical and perhaps a bit mechanical, Carlos uses an artistry that demonstrates his intuititive touch for working where your body needs to be worked.
In 1913, Dr. William Fitzgerald introduced to us the "map" of the feet and hands which many of us have seen. Applying pressure to spots within each zone of the foot or palm has direct effect on its corresponding part of the body. It is believed to cause increased circulation to each part, and help foster better function.
It is distinguished from other types of massage in that a quasi-static pressure is applied to the skin with the aim of stimulating specific areas of skeletal muscle. Often these areas of muscle are myofascial trigger points. The therapist uses fingertips, knuckles, and elbows to apply pressure to these sensitive and sore areas.
Growing in popularity in the U.S and Europe, the technique combines massage with yoga-like positions during the course of the session. The postures can be quite acrobatic, with the therapist sometimes suspending the client in mid-air with his legs and arms, as well as, walking on the back. This way the client is stretched into different postures by the therapist, offering a much more effective stretch than he could accomplish alone.
