Tightly packed muscles are constantly crowding each other, clashing during vigorous workouts and pushing kidneys out of the way to get a better look at fresh appendectomy scars. Spread out tense musculature with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $39 for one 60-minute neuromuscular massage (a $79 value)
- $75 for two 60-minute neuromuscular massages (a $158 value)
Therapists begin treatments with a posture analysis, diagnosing misalignments that may cause pain. They then activate trigger points in sore spots, working to release tension and realign muscles into their natural equilibrium. Treatments can be customized for tension associated with the back, neck, shoulders, headaches, or pain resulting from fibromyalgia.
Massage Revolution
In 2008, Los Angeles CityVoter’s Hot List ranked Massage Revolution one of the city’s best places for massage therapy. Owners Michael and Melissa Greenspan specialize in neuromuscular-massage treatments, which pinpoint the location of pain and root it out through specific techniques. Most often, they discover that poor circulation, nerve compression, or metal-joint oxidization is the source of pain. From here, they manipulate key trigger points within the muscles. The owners work alongside a group of licensed massage therapists who also perform neuromuscular massage, as well as traditional massage modalities such as Swedish, shiatsu, deep tissue, reflexology, and reiki.
Reviews
This is the first massage where I've felt the therapeutic effects instead of just feeling all relaxy for an hour and that's it.
Tracy T., Yelp, 11/21/11
All the therapists are terrific here and really work the kinks out of my upper and lower back.
H C., Yelp, 9/30/11
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“Great location and customer service ”
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“It's located in an split-level office building on the corner. The office is on the lowest level, next to the parking lot.”
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“When driving north on Sepulveda, it's a quick right turn and parking right by the door. If you don't make the quick turn and park in the garage you'll need to walk...”
“When driving north on Sepulveda, it's a quick right turn and parking right by the door. If you don't make the quick turn and park in the garage you'll need to walk around as it's located on the first floor (there are 3 floors in the building) ”
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