“It was my first marathon and I’d been fighting a 20 mile-an-hour headwind for most of the race. When I finished, my upper back and hamstrings were so tight I couldn’t stretch them myself,” says Colorado athlete Camie Larson. “My husband, Jamie, found me and led me to the massage line. When I got...
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Becoming a certified massage therapist was a natural choice for Deborah after a lifetime of active fitness instruction and sports participation. Deb began weight-lifting as a teenager and spent ten years teaching group fitness, including but not limited to step aerobics, kick boxing, and group full body toning. Additionally, she designed and taught a...
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Touch is the first sense to develop in humans. It is essential to our health and well-being. Babies have been known to fail to thrive and even die without an adequate amount of physical contact. Adults, as well, can become depressed and ill if they are isolated from this most basic of human needs....
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“I love what I do and enjoy helping others realize how great they can feel just by taking time for themselves.” Rachel grew up dancing and developed a strong appreciation for the human body. As she got older she wanted to find a career that would help others gain the same perspective: massage was...
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Brooke Baker studied at and received her certification in massage therapy in 1997 from the Boulder College of Massage Therapy, renowned for its academically rigorous and transformative curriculum. She studied Zen Shaitsu, Swedish Therapeutic Massage, Normalization of Soft Tissue, and Integrative Therapeutic Massage. In Colorado, Brooke was the Spa Director at Gold Lake Mountain...
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