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Sports Massage Training for Cirque du Soleil's Kà
When Chris invited me to join a "Cirquassage Event," where I could practice sports massage on Kà performers, technicians, and staff, I didn’t hesitate. Before the event, we had two sessions to discuss expectations and practice sports massage techniques. Sports massage differs from therapeutic or spa-style massage.

Christina Aldan
3 min read


How Fascia, the Vagus Nerve, and Inflammation Are Changing the Way We Think About Healing
Y'all. I'm super inspired after listening to this podcast about. the vagus nerve and massage (manual) therapy this morning. It's called, The Thinking Practitioner, hosted by Til Luchau and Whitney Lowe

Christina Aldan
4 min read


How Slow Pressure Supports the Body and Mind
If you have been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or tense, a gentle and informed massage session may be exactly what your body and mind need.

Christina Aldan
2 min read
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Understanding Fasciculation: More Than Just a Muscle Twitch, it's a Sign of Release in Myofascial Therapy
Beyond direct muscle relaxation, research indicates that massage therapy offers significant cellular benefits.

Christina Aldan
Jul 14, 20253 min read


What is Tensegrity and Why It Matters in Massage Therapy
If you are dealing with ongoing tension, stiffness, or imbalance, a massage session that honors the principles of tensegrity can offer long-term relief and greater ease in your body.

Christina Aldan
Jun 30, 20252 min read


Christina Aldan Announces Website Update Highlighting Massage Therapy Training
Christina Aldan, international speaker and mental health advocate, has launched an updated version of her website, www.luckygirlbodywork.com, to document her current training in massage therapy. The site reflects her transition into bodywork, combining her background in emotional resilience, Mental Health First Aid, and public speaking with a focused study of therapeutic massage techniques.

Christina Aldan
Jun 29, 20252 min read


Piezoelectricity and How Your Tissues Respond to Pressure
Piezoelectricity is a natural effect that occurs when certain materials create a small electrical charge in response to mechanical pressure. In the human body, this mostly happens in bone, fascia, and connective tissue.

Christina Aldan
Jun 19, 20252 min read
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