What it does
Therapist applies pressure with their feet using overhead bars for balance. Reaches muscle depth that elbows and forearms can't access. Surprisingly precise, despite the name.
Best for
- Severe back tension
- Chronic shoulder bracing
- Athletes who can't get deep enough
- Larger-bodied clients
Pricing
60 min
60 minutes$8590 min
90 minutes$125120 min
120 minutes$165Add-ons · hot stones or cupping $20 each; infrared sauna (30 min) or CBD $30 each, added at booking.
Make it two hours
The Two-Hour Combo
Add a second treatment and stay for a full two hours. Any two of a Japanese head spa, foot reflexology, or a full-body massage, back to back in one room.
$180 · two hours
See the two-hour comboQuestions
Good to know
The therapist uses their feet? Is that safe?
Yes. Your therapist holds overhead bars for full control and balance, applying smooth, broad pressure with the soles of the feet. It is a trained, precise technique, and the pressure is more even and less pointed than an elbow.
Does ashiatsu hurt?
It should feel like deep, gliding compression rather than a sharp dig. Because the pressure spreads over a larger surface, many clients find it more comfortable than deep tissue at the same depth. You set the intensity.
Who is ashiatsu best for?
People who love deep pressure and feel that hands and elbows never quite reach deep enough, including athletes and larger-bodied clients. If regular deep tissue leaves you wanting more, this is worth trying.
Do I stay draped?
Yes. Ashiatsu is performed with oil on bare skin, and you stay fully draped with only the area being worked on uncovered, exactly as in any table massage.
Ready when you are.
Same-day appointments available. Open daily, 10am to 10pm.