Remedial Massage Therapy
Did you know that Cazz is also a qualified Remedial Massage Therapist?
"My interest in remedial massage stems from a love (some may say obsession) of cycling – for most of my life I have been involved in the field of cycling as a participant and competitor, accredited coach, and even briefly as a retail assistant in a bike shop. My interest in cycling and generally in health and fitness has given me both an awe and avid curiosity toward the function of the human body. I love to be in a constant process of learning about how it works, and more specifically to remedial massage: what is happening when it breaks down, or isn't working as efficiently as it could."
"I conduct my massage therapy sessions in the same way that I coach, and approach life in general - first and foremost with honesty and integrity, underpinned by a strong foundation of knowledge, a commitment to ongoing learning, and a no-nonsense down to earth approach. My goal is simple - that you achieve optimum performance and enjoyment of your sport, activities, and everyday life."
"My youth was quintessentially Australian, growing up on farms in central NSW and north-east Victoria, and I spent many hours in the sunshine exploring the surrounding areas on my bike. I initially trained in graphic design with an interest in interactive media, gained work as a website designer and spent the next 15 years freelancing in this profession, progressively teaching myself website and database development as the need arose. Although often challenging, this was however not my true passion - and with my interest in cycling, health and fitness never far from my mind, I finally saw the light and sought a new career journey which is more aligned with my interests and lifestyle."
Cazz Clarke
- Diploma of Remedial Massage
- Certificate IV in Massage Therapy
- Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science
- AusCycling Development Road, Track & MTB Coach
- Senior First Aid
- Mental Health First Aid
- Current Working With Children Check
Visit www.mpowermassage.com.au for more details and to make a booking.
"My interest in remedial massage stems from a love (some may say obsession) of cycling – for most of my life I have been involved in the field of cycling as a participant and competitor, accredited coach, and even briefly as a retail assistant in a bike shop. My interest in cycling and generally in health and fitness has given me both an awe and avid curiosity toward the function of the human body. I love to be in a constant process of learning about how it works, and more specifically to remedial massage: what is happening when it breaks down, or isn't working as efficiently as it could."
"I conduct my massage therapy sessions in the same way that I coach, and approach life in general - first and foremost with honesty and integrity, underpinned by a strong foundation of knowledge, a commitment to ongoing learning, and a no-nonsense down to earth approach. My goal is simple - that you achieve optimum performance and enjoyment of your sport, activities, and everyday life."
"My youth was quintessentially Australian, growing up on farms in central NSW and north-east Victoria, and I spent many hours in the sunshine exploring the surrounding areas on my bike. I initially trained in graphic design with an interest in interactive media, gained work as a website designer and spent the next 15 years freelancing in this profession, progressively teaching myself website and database development as the need arose. Although often challenging, this was however not my true passion - and with my interest in cycling, health and fitness never far from my mind, I finally saw the light and sought a new career journey which is more aligned with my interests and lifestyle."
Cazz Clarke
- Diploma of Remedial Massage
- Certificate IV in Massage Therapy
- Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science
- AusCycling Development Road, Track & MTB Coach
- Senior First Aid
- Mental Health First Aid
- Current Working With Children Check
Visit www.mpowermassage.com.au for more details and to make a booking.
