Comment MET23 if you want the link. đ„
A few years ago, I almost burned out as a massage therapist.
My thumbs hurt.
My wrists were cooked.
My shoulders were constantly tight.
And I thought that was just âpart of the job.â
Nobody taught me biomechanics.
Nobody taught me leverage.
Nobody taught me how to create deep results WITHOUT destroying my own body.
So I became obsessed with finding a better way.
That pain pushed me to study sports massage, myofascial work, Thai massage, movement, and body mechanics around the world. Eventually, it helped me win multiple international massage championships and work with high-level athletes.
But the biggest win?
I can now treat stronger, bigger clients with LESS effort and BETTER outcomes.
Thatâs exactly what Iâm teaching May 23rd & 24th at in Dorval.
đ May 23â24
â° 10 a.m. â 5 p.m.
Weâll cover:
â Efficient myofascial techniques
â High-leverage body mechanics
â Mobility & tissue release
â Sustainable pressure without killing your hands
â Treatment flow that actually makes sense
This workshop is for therapists who want longevity, better results, and MAXIMUM GAINZ without burnout. đȘ
People think therapeutic work has to look like a UFC ground fight đ
But you can still create deep, effective treatment while having flow, rhythm, and smooth transitions.
Whether itâs Thai floor work or table-based techniques, the goal isnât to fight the clientâŠ
itâs to work smarter than your thumbs.
Beautiful movement. Real biomechanics. Actual results. âĄïž
Bodywork is part science, part art formâŠ
and honestly, thatâs what makes this profession so addictive.
Every martial arts movie has that one calm master helping the main character level up.
In massage competitions⊠the model is basically that person đ
Big thanks to @delaneylxndry for surviving hours of:
âOkay wait, one more technique.â
âTry turning 2 degrees to the left.â
âCan I test something weird real quick?â
Good people are hard to find.
Good competition models with patience? Even rarer đ
Super grateful for you homie đ