by KMGuru | Jan 23, 2024 | Deep Tissue Massage
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to express your love than with a thoughtful and pampering gift? This year, consider treating your special someone to the ultimate relaxation experience with a Swedish massage at Executive Spa &...
by KMGuruMarketing | Feb 16, 2022 | Deep Tissue Massage, Massage Therapy, Sports Massage
When it comes to relaxation, there are a few things we can associate with that: spa days, cozying up by the fire, staying in bed all morning, and, of course, getting a massage. And although massage is great for helping you relax, it has more therapeutic benefits, too....
by KMGuruMarketing | Jun 23, 2021 | Deep Tissue Massage, Massage Therapy, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage
Massage is often considered a luxury, often associated with vacations and spas. When realistically, it is so much more than just a form of rest and relaxation. With all of the health and wellness benefits, you should invest in massage with Executive Spa & Massage!...
by KMGuruMarketing | Jun 14, 2021 | Cupping, Deep Tissue Massage, Massage Therapy, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage
Massage is often considered a luxury, often associated with vacations and spas. When realistically, it is so much more than just a form of rest. With all of the health and wellness benefits, you should invest in massage with Executive Spa & Massage! Did you know...
by KMGuruMarketing | Feb 16, 2021 | Deep Tissue Massage, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage
What is deep-tissue massage? Deep-tissue massage is a specific type of massage therapy that concentrates on the deep layers of muscle and fascia in the body and recommended by many doctors as a treatment option. By using a deep finger or broad pressure and slow, firm...
by KMGuruMarketing | Jan 13, 2021 | Deep Tissue Massage, Massage Therapy, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage
Swedish massage and deep tissue massage are both conventional types of massage therapy. While there are some similarities, they are different from each other. The differences are pressure, technique, intended use, and area of focus. Below you’ll find key distinctions...
