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Inner Balance Institute – University Heights

$35 for $79 Worth of One-Hour Massage ($79 Value)

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Highlights

  • Holistic approach to healing
  • Choose you own technique
  • Professional therapists
  • Relieve stress, pain

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 4, 2011
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. By appointment only. 24hr cancellation notice or $25 fee may apply. Gratuity not included. Not valid with any other offers.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Like a potato, if the human body is not properly mashed and moisturized, it will never be used for anything more than a science-project battery. Make sure your body is properly fluffed and buttered with today's soothing Groupon: for $35, you get a one-hour massage of your choice at Inner Balance Institute in the heart of Hillcrest (a $79 value).

Inner Balance Institute's team of licensed massage therapists, led by Dr. Tim Shannahan, heal wounded muscles, ease stress, and lessen anxiety with a holistic approach to traditional healthcare techniques. Choose from multiple pain management maneuvers, such as a swedish massage to relax limbs and improve circulatory flow. Deep-tissue entanglements curb chronic neck, shoulder, and lower-back pain, while sports massage uses pressure to eliminate pain, aches, and spasms after workouts or croquette matches. During all one-hour sessions, clients may instruct therapists to focus on a specific pain, whether it's caused by headaches, accidents, carpal tunnel, or allergies. Unhinge within a welcoming, spa-like environment that whisks minds and bodies into sedative bliss.

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  1. How many wheels does a car have?
    A. Four
    B. Between two and five
    C. The definition of "car" does not include a set number of wheels
    ANSWER: A. You might think that B and C are technically correct, but adults view these answers as a dangerous gateway to the moral relativism of Dutch ethicist Baruch Spinoza, whom all adults know and hate.

  2. What shape is a stop sign?
    A. An octagon
    B. A plane figure composed of eight equal-length line segments
    C. Like a circle, but sharper
    ANSWER: Leave blank. The correct answer, "I have no idea because I'm too busy respecting my elders to notice the shape," is not offered.

  3. Here, get into this car and show me how well you can drive it.
    A. OK
    B. No thanks
    C. Get into the what now?
    ANSWER: C. Remember, this is a test for your learner's permit, so ideally, you should never have driven or even seen a car before taking the exam. Double remember, the name of every teen who fails his permit exam is printed in a special edition of the newspaper that only prom queens and college-admissions officers receive.

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Inner Balance Institute

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    University Heights

    1816 Lincoln Ave.
    San Diego, California 92103
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