Who I work with

Different bodies. Different demands. Same goal.

Whether you compete, protect, build or just keep up with life, find yourself below and see how recovery fits in.

Strength & conditioning

Powerlifters, Bodybuilders, CrossFit & Hyrox

HipsLow backShouldersElbowsQuads & calves

Heavy volume and repetitive load add up. Body tempering and instrument work help you get back under the bar without backing off the program, and compression helps your legs feel fresh for the next session.

Popular combo: body tempering + Graston for elbows or knees, then compression.

Strength and conditioning gym
Combat sports

BJJ, MMA, Wrestling & Grappling

Neck & trapsShouldersGrip & forearmsHipsFight camp

Mat time is hard on the body. Constant gripping, framing, bridging and getting stacked leave the neck, shoulders, forearms and hips tight and beat up. Deep pressure helps you recover between rounds of training, and it helps your mind come down from a hard camp or competition.

Popular combo: body tempering for the legs and back + sports massage for the neck, shoulders and forearms.

Body tempering for athletes
Police · Fire · EMS · Sheriff

First Responders

Duty belts & vestsTurnout gearPatient liftsLong shiftsStress

Duty belts, body armor, turnout gear, patient lifts and hours in a cruiser or rig take a real toll, and so does the stress that comes home with you. This work is built for both. Body tempering is done fully clothed, so it's easy to fit in before or after a shift.

  • Low back, hips and shoulders loaded by gear and lifting
  • Deep, calming pressure to help you come down after a hard call
  • On-site recovery nights at your station or department

First responder discount on every visit. Bring FLUX to your department →

FLUX recovery room
Rotational sports

Golf & Pickleball

RotationLow backGolfer's & tennis elbowShouldersHips

A smooth swing needs mobile hips, a free-moving upper back and healthy elbows and shoulders. When those get tight, the low back picks up the slack. Recovery work keeps you turning freely so you can play more rounds and more games, comfortably.

Popular combo: Graston for elbows + sports massage and cupping for the back and hips.

Recovery days for clubs & leagues →

Myofascial release session
On the job

Trades & Physical Jobs

Concrete floorsOverhead workLifting & carryingTen-hour days

Electricians, plumbers, carpenters, warehouse and delivery crews, nurses: the wear is constant and it compounds. Recovery keeps you working instead of burning days off on a bad back.

Can't get away from the job? Ask about mobile appointments.

Body tempering on a construction worker after a long week
For everyone

Everyday Life

Desk postureNeck & shouldersBusy parentsStressWeekend warriors

You don't need to be an athlete to deserve good recovery. Long days at a desk, carrying kids, stress and poor sleep all show up in your body. A session gives you deep relief and a real chance to reset, physically and mentally.

New to all this? Body tempering is a great place to start. It's fully clothed and easy to try.

Relaxing deep tissue session
The next step

After Physical Therapy or Surgery

Physical therapy often ends before you feel like yourself again. With a Medical Exercise Specialist certification and hands-on training, I help bridge the gap from discharged to fully back, working alongside your care team, not instead of it.

About return to training →
Sequential compression recovery
Ready when you are

Tell me what's holding you back.

What hurts, what you're training for, or what your job is doing to you. I'll tell you straight whether this is the right fit.