I came across a business card stating this location gives a new customer a $10 1/2 hr massage. I spoke to the receptionist and was able to apply the discount to a 1 hr $50 message. She was very nice. Reviews were decent however there were only 5, which should of been a red flag. Today I requested a FULL BODY DEEP TISSUE message. I indicated the only problem area was a broken toe on my Rt foot that was almost healed and to avoid it. At no point in time did I receive a deep tissue nor full body massage. I wouldn't even classify the experience as Swedish. One would think a masseuse undergoes schooling/ training on the basic human anatomy. Those "nooks and crannies" to focus on relieving the tension areas. Running ones hands vigorously and stretching the skin does not constitute as deep tissue. I can receive the same treatment poolside applying suntan lotion. Spending approximately 4 min out of the hr resting your forearm on my rib cage and then quads does not constitute as deep tissue. The masseuse should know multiple techniques in relieving stress such as utilizing elbows, palms, knuckles, thumbs, Etc. I received no such treatment! Approximately 10 minutes in I realized this therapist had no game plan nor knew what she was doing. Techniques applied to one side or extremity should be used on the other, not unilaterally. This also gives the customer the impression he/she does not have a set program and is forgetting what she is doing. Also by setting up a program and being consistent will help with time management. I requested a full body treatment. The masseuse neglected my hands, forearms, feet, lower legs, shoulders, upper back, neck, and some therapists even massage the head as well. So what did she do, you ask? I understand stretching is important, however pulling on a customer's extremities throughout the entire hour is not only annoying but also wasting time. She also stated repeatedly "make sure your breathing." I understand breathing is also important however by the seventh time I was starting to get annoyed. I do not need to breathe deeply the entire hr to relax. The therapist will know if I've stopped breathing because I will be lying unconscious on your bed! Also while lying in the prone position (face down), the therapist lifted up my legs and let them freefall to the bed. Throughout the years of getting message therapy I had never been subjected to this technique. This definitely caught me offguard, and I was truly baffled. I was asking myself what the possible therapeutic solution could be. Was she clueless and making stuff up to kill time? I mentioned she neglected my feet. My left foot entirely to be exact, however she did find my broken toe on my right by yanking on it!! Why bother filling out a form prior to the session. I know she read it because she repeated it to me in the room. If she is not going to follow that form why use it, especially when it deals with an injury. This by far was the worst massage experience I have ever encountered. I hope this review is useful for the masseuse, and also helpful for those customers looking for a professional quality massage. read more