MassagGuru's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Sep 12, 2022

- Having participated in massage school finishing with 750 hours of training. And acquiring another thousand hours of learning over the years with continuing education, my opinion is yes.
But to each their own what I think is success and what my brother next to me thinks is success might look very different.

- I want my client to feel healed, leaving with a sort of pep in their step. You know the type of energy where you notice how good your massage was. I want them to feel like they wanna shout to the world, brag about their Massage Therapist to their friends and family.

- I love to travel anywhere! 🌎
I do travel a lot (car travel) around the state of Colorado.
Traveling outside of the country at least once a year.

- I have a background in Sho Shin Shiatsu and now Zen Shiatsu, for the last 14 years I’ve been studying this Japanese modality. Over the years I’ve become intuitive with our “8th” system of the body, our Life Force Energy system or Meridian system of the body. Integrating this into what I already know about table massage makes for a very healing session. I am also kinda nerdy about anatomy so it’s not hard to get someone’s attention on the table. If you are precise about where you’re touching it’s easy to apply as much pressure or as little pressure as you need.

- I started at 19, licensed at 20 and have been full time as a therapist since. I’m now 41 and would love to practice into my 70s/80s

- Stay solid to your training, specifically to your biomechanics around the table. Take care of your fingers and thumbs. Listen to your pain, or listen to your body.

- I love to Long distance Hike, I’ve walked long routes in 3 countries longest being over 800km. I love to fish, camp, Golf, ski and explore.

- Yes, I work hard and people see and I love the praise. I’m a Leo ♌️ so I like when people tell me they love what I do!

- The answer is yes, I’ve been practicing massage since I was 19. It’s all I’ve done for work and I’ve been busy! More than half my life now, so yes I will miss it when I can’t do it anymore.