Airdrie Performance Massage
400 Main St N, Unit 111, Airdrie, AB, T4B 2N1
Ryan is a Registered Massage Therapist who completed the 2,200 hour Diploma of Massage Therapy at Vicars School of Massage Therapy in Calgary. Ryan has an extensive sport background centered around competitive Speed Skating. He started racing in the sport as a child and after high school, spent 5 years training full-time at the Olympic Oval while studying at the University of Calgary. Ryan gives back to the sport as a coach to many levels of skaters from beginner all the way to Canada Games. Ryan enjoys creating therapeutic strategies and ongoing treatment with competitive athletes and weekend warriors of all ages. He is experienced in stretching and strengthening protocols and his overall goal is to enable clients to maintain an active and pain-free lifestyle. He specializes in postural dysfunction, skating sports, and sports related injuries. Ryan also understands the value of a good relaxation massage to reduce stress and calm the nervous system. Outside of the clinic, Ryan’s four step-kids and their assorted pets keep him busy as do his ongoing coaching duties. Ryan can also be found taking part as a firmly amateur participant in a variety of sports and outdoor activities. Ryan shares a passion for movies with his family and is a sucker for a good mystery.
Deep tissue and therapeutic massage treatments are designed to target chronic muscle tension, pain, and mobility issues. This advanced technique uses firm pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues, helping to release stubborn knots, improve circulation, and restore proper movement. Whether you’re an athlete recovering from training, dealing with work-related stress, or managing long-term discomfort, deep tissue massage can help reduce pain, improve posture, and support faster recovery. Our highly trained massage therapists personalize each session to focus on your specific areas of concern, ensuring a treatment that is both effective and restorative.