Sustained, patient pressure into the fascia — the connective web around your muscles — to eliminate pain and restore motion.
Fascia is the thin, tough web of connective tissue that wraps every muscle. When it dries out or binds down, it restricts movement and generates a deep, hard-to-locate ache that ordinary massage slides right past. Myofascial release works this layer directly.
Rather than kneading muscle, Marc applies slow, sustained pressure and lets the fascia gradually soften and lengthen under his hands. It's patient work, and it reaches restrictions that faster techniques can't. Marc is specifically trained in it.
He can help align the body and relieve tension you've been carrying for years. I slept so well after my massage.
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Deep tissue works into muscle; myofascial release works the connective tissue around it with slower, more sustained pressure. Marc often blends the two in one session.
No — it's slower and gentler than deep tissue, though you'll feel a distinct stretch and release as the fascia lets go.
Move and hydrate. Gentle movement helps the newly freed tissue settle into its improved range.
Sessions from $90 · New clients $10 off
Book a Session Call (331) 575-2601Marc answers his own phone and usually replies within the hour. HSA/FSA receipts available on request.