Ashiatsu Bar Massage

30 minutes .......... $63.16

60 minutes ...........$107.37

90 minutes .......... $147.37

2 hours ............... $194.74

CASH/CHECK

$60

$102

$140

$185

Inspired by Eastern massage techniques and adapted from ancient forms of barefoot massage, Ashiatsu (Ashi = foot; atsu = pressure) is a highly effective, deep tissue treatment for individuals who suffer from chronic neck and back pain.

Ashiatsu Deep Tissue Bar Massage combines elements of Thai Massage and Japanese Shiatsu. Ashiatsu is highly effective for large athletes, individuals with thick musculature, and people who enjoy deep tissue massage. It decreases inflammation, increases lymphatic flow, and stimulates the body's own self-healing capabilities. Following treatment, clients experience deep relaxation, pain relief, improved posture, and enhanced physical structure and balance. Come visit our Burke, VA location so see why Serendipity Wellness Studio is one of the best in Northern Virginia for Ashiatsu Massage.

Our licensed massage therapists, supported by parallel wooden bars suspended from the ceiling, apply deep foot pressure to strategic points along your spine and body, to achieve maximum muscle compression. Ashiatsu provides deep, relaxing massage without the pain often associated with traditional deep tissue massage.

Benefits include:

Decreases inflammation
Increases lymphatic flow
Stimulates the body's own self healing capabilities
Improves posture and balance

Although beneficial for many, Ashiatsu is not for everyone. Please inform your therapist of health conditions and medication prior to receiving treatment as contraindications may apply. We also recommend hot stone for relaxation.

Not recommended for our pregnant clients

Only specific therapists perform Ashiatsu

so availability may be limited

Best for: People who like firm pressure but do not want sharp, pokey deep tissue; larger or very muscular bodies; athletes; chronic low-back and upper-back tightness.

Helps with: Persistent back and hip tension, that “nothing ever gets deep enough” feeling, stiffness after training, and wanting deep work that still feels flowing rather than painful.