Ashiatsu Massage

A deeply therapeutic massage that uses the therapist’s feet to deliver broad, consistent pressure. Ashiatsu allows for deep muscle relief with a smooth, grounded feel—ideal for those seeking effective, full-body release without sharp or uncomfortable pressure.

What is Ashiatsu Massage?

Ashiatsu Massage is a specialized form of deep bodywork where the therapist uses their feet to apply slow, gliding pressure across the body while supported by overhead bars for balance and control. This technique allows for deeper pressure to be delivered evenly and comfortably, making it especially effective for releasing chronic tension and tight muscle patterns.

The broad surface of the foot helps distribute pressure smoothly, reducing the pinpoint discomfort sometimes associated with elbows or forearms. Ashiatsu is both deeply effective and surprisingly relaxing, offering therapeutic relief while supporting circulation, posture, and long-term muscle health. Each session is carefully customized to your comfort level and goals.

Is Ashiatsu Massage right for you?

This service is ideal if you:

If you’re unsure, our front desk team is happy to help match you with the right service.

Service Details & Pricing

  • Ashiatsu Massage - 60 mins $125
  • Ashiatsu Massage - 75 mins $150
  • Ashiatsu Massage - 90 mins $165
  • Ashiatsu Massage - 120 mins $225
  • Specialty Membership - 60 mins $115
  • Specialty Membership - 75 mins $135
  • Specialty Membership - 90 mins $150

New Client Special $110 for 60 min

Make Massage Part of Your Routine

Many of our Specialty Massage clients choose membership options to support consistent care and long-term results. Memberships offer preferred pricing and make it easier to prioritize self-care — even when life gets busy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Ashiatsu Massage painful?

A: Ashiatsu should not be painful. The pressure is deep but evenly distributed, often feeling more comfortable than traditional deep tissue techniques.

A: Yes. Ashiatsu is performed by trained therapists using overhead bars for stability and control. Pressure is always adjusted based on comfort and safety.

A: While both address deeper muscle layers, Ashiatsu uses the broad surface of the feet rather than elbows or hands, allowing for deeper pressure with a smoother, more flowing sensation.

A: Ashiatsu may not be appropriate for individuals with certain medical conditions, recent surgeries, osteoporosis, or during pregnancy. Please consult with your healthcare provider and inform your therapist of any concerns before your session.

A: Most clients describe Ashiatsu as grounding, deeply relieving, and surprisingly relaxing despite the depth of pressure.

A: Absolutely. Pressure, focus areas, and pacing are always tailored to your needs and comfort level.

Recover. Restore. Float on Cloud 9.

Appointments fill quickly — advance booking recommended.