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Clive Baatjes

I have been practicing massage therapy since 1996. I served on the Massage Therapy Association executive committee for seven years and was instrumental in the establishment of the sports arm of massage present today at many prominent sporting events.
I had the opportunity to work with some of the then Super 12 New Zealand and Australian rugby teams during their stay in Cape Town.
I also worked with the crew and staff of the hit musical African Footprint.
As a registered Therapeutic Massage Therapist my field of interest is largely sports and remedial massage alongside therapeutic massage.
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Hakim La Rocca - Sports massage therapistDOB: 27/9/1974 EDUCATION: Cape Institute of Allied Health 2008 SPORTS MASSAGE EXPERIENCE: Cape Epic 2009; Cape Argus 2009 and 2010 The treatments I offer are the following: Sports massage, stress relief/relaxation massage, deep tissue massage and trigger point therapy. A few of the benefits my clients have experienced in these sessions are decreased muscle tightness, overall improved state of emotional well-being, better recovery post sporting event and relief from tension headaches. These treatments are geared for all types of people from the sporty to the stressed out student studying for exams to individual concerned with their well-being. So come and experience an invigorating or relaxing treatment. Your body will thank you for it. |
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Jeronimo De Los RiosThe treatment I offer is named Shaolin TuiNa . Read below to find out what Shaolin TuiNa is and the benefits you can attain. Shaolin TuiNa Is an application using manipulation of the joints, acupressure and massage. This deep understanding of the body and energy system stems from the practice of ancient Chinese Martial Arts. is the practiced based on the same theory and principles as classical Chinese Medicine and martial arts. Acupressure on specific points of the body is used to relieve pain or improve body and mind functions; treat injury and illness. Shaolin Tui Na seeks to establish a more harmonious flow of Qi (life force) through the meridians as its basic therapeutic orientation. De Da forms an integral part of traditional Chinese martial art training. Its scope of healing is divided into internal and external aspects such as traumas, fractures, bruising, sprains and dislocations. Some of the benefits:
Background Master Shaolin Tui Na Practitioner (IACHA SA) Certified (Tianjin TCM College, China) Lecturer IACHA Tai Chi Quan Instructor Yong Chun Instructor
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Melanie BrandComing from a background and interest of individual and team sport, the treatments being performed are Deep (treating any unwanted aches and pains), Therapeutic (treating unnecessary injuries) and relaxing (treating any unwanted tension and knots that has formed). My treatments are suitable for anyone: Young / Old Active / Non-Active House wife / Workaholic In which ever category you fall under, your treatment could be adjusted according to your taste and pressure. All treatments are being performed in a calm and relaxing atmosphere, making you aware of how much your body needed to unwind from the daily stressful lifestyle. Benefits of getting regular massages would be:
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Theo Calligeris - Sports PhysiotherapistDOB: 17/02/1977 Qualifications:
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Elena CalligerisQualified Personal,Group and Pilates trainer & Holistic massage therapist. My passion for wellness began at an early age when I realized that health is the way of life that adds vitality to your years. Exercise has always been a medium to release unwanted stress, stay in shape and uplift ones state of being . Currently I am following this passion and it gives me great joy to inspire people to reach for their dreams through the power of exercise. My love for massage branched off from the art of exercise and I have come to see that the one compliments the other. In todays life we all need an out where we can find clarity and let go. It is SSMC'S mission to help you find the strength and inspiration through releasing all those unwanted "hidden stressors" that reflect in the body. |
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