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ProMassage Health Solutions – Goodlettsville

$35 for One-Hour Massage ($75 Value)

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  • 06/29/2011
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Highlights

  • Licensed massage therapists
  • In-studio service
  • Variety of techniques employed

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  • Expires Dec 30, 2011
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. New clients only.
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Similar to past tenses, tense backs are related to things that happened a while ago and are incomprehensible to most second-graders. Learn to understand back-based bliss with today's Groupon: for $35, you get a one-hour in-studio massage at ProMassage Health Solutions in Goodlettsville (a $75 value).

ProMassage Health Solutions conquers hordes of tissue tension in the comfort of its private studio environment. Licensed massage therapists perform soothing rubdowns tailored to clients' health history, anatomical complaints, and fear of massage chairs. The tension tamers will advise on the technique best suited to each client from their extensive arsenal. The Swedish massage gently wields smooth strokes and kneading to swipe away stress. The body’s energy can achieve a spike without toying with lightning rods thanks to a shiatsu session, an art adopted from Japan. ProMassage mavens may also handily hone in on tense spots with lymph-drainage, trigger-point, deep-tissue, or sports-massage elements, reversing damage brought on by texting on a tilt-a-whirl.

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Use at least three characters:

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  • Love Interest: Either a person or bag of gold that must be rescued by the protagonist.

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  • Man vs. Himself: A man fights his clone
  • Man vs. Nature: A man fights some angry clouds
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Finish with a twist:

  • It was Earth all along! Or conversely, it was space all along.
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ProMassage Health Solutions

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    Goodlettsville

    907 Rivergate Pkwy., Suite D-10
    Goodlettsville, Tennessee 37072
    (615) 448-6446
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