Nick | Massage Therapist

EDUCATION
Nick graduated from Carrington Massage School in 2024 with 660 hours of hands-on training. He also brings over 12 years of experience as a strength coach and personal trainer, specializing in athletic recovery, corrective exercise, and functional mobility.

SUMMARY
Nick is a results oriented massage therapist with a strong foundation in strength training and rehabilitation based care. His approach is clinical and intentional. He views the body as a fully integrated system rather than a collection of isolated issues. His goal is to bridge the gap between traditional massage therapy and athletic recovery.

EXPERIENCED WITH
Nick offers deep tissue, Swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, injury treatment, pin and stretch, psoas work, sports massage, migraine and headache relief, plantar fasciitis treatment, and Thai massage. His sessions are designed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and support long term recovery.

SUCCESS STORIES
Nick helped a 60-year-old golfer with chronic low back pain and recurring glute spasms. Using a combination of deep tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and corrective exercises, he eliminated the client’s spasms within four weeks. The client returned to golf fully pain-free and with improved performance.

WHAT MAKES YOUR MASSAGES UNIQUE?
Nick’s work is shaped by his background as a personal trainer and athlete. He focuses on precise pressure, technical application, and functional results. Each session blends hands-on therapy with movement-based strategies to support lasting change.

WHAT DO YOU MOST APPRECIATE WHEN RECEIVING MASSAGE?
Nick values clear communication, technical skill, and work that feels purposeful. He appreciates massage that addresses root causes rather than temporary relief.

WHAT KEEPS YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT MASSAGE?
Nick’s passion comes from his personal experience with training-related injuries and the difficulty he faced finding effective care. He is driven to help clients eliminate pain, recover efficiently, and return to the activities they enjoy.