For Tennis Players   All tennis players have aches and pains at some point in their playing careers.    I know because I am a tennis player and because I work on tennis players.   I see the common, and the not-so-common, results of running around like crazy people after a little yellow ball.

Ask me about your pain.  I'll give you the most honest answer I can based on what I know. Massage isn't the cure-all for everything.   I know that, and I am not afraid to tell you when I believe I cannot help you or when your problem is too big for massage.                              The aim of my work is to first break your pain cycle.  Then, I can teach you how to take preventative measures to ensure your health. Learning and using the techniques may be the difference between playing pain-free and watching from the sidelines.

You are the most important part of your "health care team".  Regular massages from a  professional are an important part of the health equation.  But, the most important part is the role you can play in using daily stretching, self-massage, and hydrotherapy.             "Joann is AWESOME...she was able to take care of tennis elbow that I had suffered with for a year and thought I would have to live with forever...now I can play with minimal to no pain!  You name the ailment and she's got a way to get in there and fix it.  No pain, no gain!"  Deb G     Massage is no substitute for needed medical attention.  It is a tool for bringing your body back into balance, keeping it in balance, speeding recovery from the stresses put on it and for enabling you to keep going out on the court.

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