Martial Art Massage
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SE Aurora, Golden Triangle Downtown Denver, Broomfield
303-903-4936
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What People Are Saying
I have attended four sessions with Grace to work on improving ROM in my shoulders and hips. I practice Jujitsu four days a week and have a three day a week strength and cardio routine. Multiple hard falls and heavy weight training leave me pretty tight and sore by the end of the week. Grace uses a gentle positional release method where pressure is applied to sore spots and the limb is then moved through the range of motion until the pain lets go. I have noticed that after this method and a day or so of rest that my hand speed and footwork are significantly smoother because I am so much looser. It has also enabled me to train more and recover faster. One caveat, drink plenty of water after or you will feel sick. I highly recommend her method. Sensei Paul Krusee, www.DenverBudokai.com
Wow she is amazing. I have been getting massages for 10 years now. She really knows her stuff. She has been helping me and my wife keep our bodies moving well we push ourselves to the limit running 2 businesses. I highly recommend her for all sports related therapy down to the nice Swedish massages. Bernie Zanoni, 2nd Dan & Owner www.omegawhitetiger.com
This unassuming dojo rocks....they have a certified massage therapist that can fix your aches and pains after your workout. She really opened and freed up all the muscles in my pelvis and thighs...I did not know I could feel so flexible...and powerful. Training here is really high energy with lots of thowing, grappling, joint locks,sparing, rondori. You can get rank in this traditional japanese jujitsu with practical real life self defense skill. The dojo has lots of mat space with a tight family kinda atmosphere. I love it here Joanna Wildton, sankyu, Danzan Ryu Jujitsu
I have been very impressed with Grace’s skill and professionalism while attending to my sore neck, upper back and shoulders. She was able to employ a number of techniques to relax my neck and upper back relieving those tight sore muscles from working at the computer all day. The kind of pain that felt like I had slept in a bad position and that heat pads and medication did not resolve. But after just a few sessions with Grace I was able to get lasting relief and pain free. Thank you. Mark Hacker, Nidan Jujitsu
RE: Massage for Martial Artists
Recently I had a massage session with Grace Mosgeller. Grace is an experienced martial artist who is also a very good massage therapist. As a martial artist, she has a very keen understanding for how our bodies work in martial arts and has techniques that can help our bodies to heal from the repeated use we put them through in our Tae Kwon Do training.
I encourage you to give her a call to set up a session to experience this for yourself. She is currently offering a discounted price for all FMAC students and parents that call her before the end of June.
Master Chris Natzke, 7th Dan, Owner of Family Martial Art Center www.familymartialarts.net
Wow she is amazing. I have been getting massages for 10 years now. She really knows her stuff. She has been helping me and my wife keep our bodies moving well we push ourselves to the limit running 2 businesses. I highly recommend her for all sports related therapy down to the nice Swedish massages. Bernie Zanoni, 2nd Dan & Owner www.omegawhitetiger.com
This unassuming dojo rocks....they have a certified massage therapist that can fix your aches and pains after your workout. She really opened and freed up all the muscles in my pelvis and thighs...I did not know I could feel so flexible...and powerful. Training here is really high energy with lots of thowing, grappling, joint locks,sparing, rondori. You can get rank in this traditional japanese jujitsu with practical real life self defense skill. The dojo has lots of mat space with a tight family kinda atmosphere. I love it here Joanna Wildton, sankyu, Danzan Ryu Jujitsu
I have been very impressed with Grace’s skill and professionalism while attending to my sore neck, upper back and shoulders. She was able to employ a number of techniques to relax my neck and upper back relieving those tight sore muscles from working at the computer all day. The kind of pain that felt like I had slept in a bad position and that heat pads and medication did not resolve. But after just a few sessions with Grace I was able to get lasting relief and pain free. Thank you. Mark Hacker, Nidan Jujitsu
RE: Massage for Martial Artists
Recently I had a massage session with Grace Mosgeller. Grace is an experienced martial artist who is also a very good massage therapist. As a martial artist, she has a very keen understanding for how our bodies work in martial arts and has techniques that can help our bodies to heal from the repeated use we put them through in our Tae Kwon Do training.
I encourage you to give her a call to set up a session to experience this for yourself. She is currently offering a discounted price for all FMAC students and parents that call her before the end of June.
Master Chris Natzke, 7th Dan, Owner of Family Martial Art Center www.familymartialarts.net
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