By the job
For truck drivers, bucket-truck crews and anyone on a delivery or sales route.
A seat for hours leaves the hips, the low back and the neck stiff and closed up. This session opens them one area at a time through the sheet: the hips and low back first, then the tops of the legs and the neck if you want them.
Hips and low back, 45 minutes
A longer session adds the neck and shoulders
Either therapist; Donnie takes most driving days
What happens
How long you sit, what the seat is like and where you get out of the cab.
A sheet over you. The low back and hips are worked through it.
One leg uncovered at a time. We work the tops of the legs and move the hip gently.
A few minutes on the neck and shoulders, then time to sit up slowly.
Good to know
The hips take a firm hand and a slow one. Tell us if you want less, and we will go lighter.
You are under a sheet or towel the whole time. Only the part we are working on is uncovered.
Come as you are. Loose shorts or underwear work well; we work around whatever you keep on, through a sheet.
If you are pregnant, or have had surgery or an injury lately, ask your doctor before you book.
Licensed massage therapist
Donnie came to massage after a career on job sites, and he knows what a ladder, a truck seat and a full tool belt ask of a body by Friday. He does the slower, firmer work, deep tissue for shoulders, back and hips, and he checks the pressure at the start, in the middle and before the end. He speaks English.
Yes. Give yourself a few minutes to sit up slowly and have some water before you get behind the wheel.
Yes. The first appointment is at 6:30 on weekdays, so you can get a session in before a route.
Either. Donnie takes most of the long-haul sessions, and Dixie works at whatever pressure you like.
Choose a day and a therapist, or call and we will find a time.