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Welcome to NYCBodyworks.com!
My name Michael and I am a Professional, Certified Massage Therapist. I
have been giving massage since 1994. I started in Philadelphia, where I
studied massage at The Massage Arts and Science Center of Philadelphia.
I had a great teacher who passed on all her skills to me. I totally
enjoy my work and it shows with each session I do.
I did massage in Philadelphia for 5 years before moving to New York City in December of 2000. In NYC I worked from a massage studio in Times Square, the cross roads of the world. That was very exciting. I worked of clients from all over the globe including Broadway actors, opera dancers and business executives. In May of 2005 I moved to San Juan, Puerto Rico where I worked on visitors and natives alike. Now, January 2006 I bring my massage skills back to NYC. I am so happy to be back in the Big Apple. While in massage school studies in Anatomy and Physiology as well as Swedish, Deep Tissue, Shiatsu and Sports Massage. I make each massage specific to the needs of the client. I "see" with my fingers and find all the places that need work. I am also a certified Fitness Trainer. My work in fitness has enhanced and complemented my massage work as well. The two have given me a complete understanding of the human body and how it works. I have combined the best of the techniques listed above to put together a thorough massage, that will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. If you want to feel better, relax, unwind and get rid of your stress, then my massage is your answer. I have a strong soothing touch which leaves the body feeling good. I do a great job & I am the very best at what I do. Let's talk I am here for you to give you the finest professional massage. I know that you will feel so wonderful, very loose and stress free. My clients say I give the best massage on the planet. I offer IN or OUT calls. For OUT calls I bring my massage table, sheets and towels, oils, and peaceful music to your home or hotel. I offer 60, 90, or 120 minute sessions. 60 minutes is good, but 90 minutes allows time for me to do my best work, in a longer session I can really "get in" and do some nice work
Massage Facts: The University of Miami's Touch Research Institute has found evidence that massage may help immune-system function, by reducing the body's production of the stress hormone cortical. This could be a great way to prevent getting a cold. Here is another: Swedish massage affects the circulatory, lymph, and parasympathetic nervous system. It is very relaxing, soothing and will make you feel tranquil and tension-free. Massage takes away your stress and makes you feel calm and at ease. Massage promotes better sleep and by sleeping better you will function better during your day.
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