Competitor's Edge Massage

Name: Competitor's Edge Massage
Address: 2140 N. College Ave Ste.4, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 72703
Telephone: +14792761651
Rating: 5

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2140 N. College Ave Ste.4, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 72703

Our Booking PolicyPlease select sessions under NEW CLIENT if you are new and arrive 10-15 minutes early to fill out paperwork. Read T & C! We are not responsible for no-show/no-calls, wrong arrival time, cancel under 24 hours. Call for all other refunds/gift cards.

Massage Sessions

30 Minute Massage

30 mins··$60

30 Min Focus

30 mins··$60

TMJD Focus

30 mins··$60

TMJD also known as pain and compromised movement of the jaw joint and the surrounding muscles.
The temporomandibular joint or TMJ acts like a sliding hinge, connecting your jawbone to your skull. Dysfunction can lead to pain and discomfort.
This affects more people than most would expect. The jaw clenchers and teeth-grinders of the world are numerous, and you may even be one of them! TMJD is often involved with Neck pain, and it can also be a major factor with headaches, including migraines! Many people with TMJD do not realize that their jaw muscles are a source of their symptoms. And if they do, they do not know that their symptoms can often be treated successfully with specific massage techniques!

Fascia Stretch Therapy Focus

30 mins··$60

Assessment Intake

30 mins··$50

Sports Therapy

50 mins··$90

Prenatal Massage

50 mins··$90

Deep Tissue

50 mins··$90

Swedish Massage

50 mins··$90

Ashiatsu Massage

50 mins··$100

Spa Day

50 mins··$105

Therapeutic Stretching

50 mins··$100

Recovery Session

50 mins··$100

Myofascial Release

50 mins··$100

Myofascial Release is a whole body approach to treating your body. There is a web of fascia
(connective tissue) that covers your body from head to toe. This web is constantly moving and
changing. Once there has been trauma introduced into the system restrictions occur. The fluid
around the fascial web solidifies and over time pain and limited range of motion follow. This can
be a car accident, a surgery (minor or major), or trips and falls. Whether you are aware of it or
not your body “remembers” the trauma and stores this in the body tissues.
There are three components to this modality of bodywork. First, there is the structural
component where structural imbalances will be assessed and treated. This is where myofascial
work can become quite intense and deep (more pressure is applied to the restricted areas).
Sometimes this is necessary for the body to respond especially if the trauma is an old injury and
you have been dealing with this for a long period of time. Balancing the pelvis and working with
a frozen shoulder are good examples of this.
The second component is rebounding. Rebounding is rocking the body and creating a rhythm
in the body fluids (our bodies are approximately 70% water). The rocking motion is a great
assessment tool for additional restrictions that may not have been discovered in the initial
assessment (prior to your session is an assessment to determine where treatment will begin) as
well as a follow up to the structural work. The session can also end with rebounding as it can
be relaxing, calming and recommended for anyone highly stressed out and needs a way to be
able to relax. Note: if you suffer from motion sickness please make us aware prior to your
session.
The third and last component of myofascial release is unwinding. Unwinding can occur when
you are completely relaxed and have developed trust with your therapist. It involves being able
to let your body move and as your therapist I hold space for you as you unwind. Your body will
spontaneously move during an unwinding. My role during an unwinding is to keep you safe and
to direct you (if needed) to better enhance your session. From personal experience unwinding
can be very freeing and you will be surprised how light and energized you will feel afterwards.
These three components work together and it is the synergy of all three that promote a positive
response in your session. Clients report that they feel lighter and have more energy after a
myofascial release session.

Myofascial Release

1 hr 20 mins··$140

Myofascial Release is a whole body approach to treating your body. There is a web of fascia(connective tissue) that covers your body from head to toe. This web is constantly moving and changing. Once there has been trauma introduced into the system, restrictions occur. The fluid around the fascial web solidifies and, over time, pain and limited range of motion follow. This can be a car accident, a surgery (minor or major), or trips and falls. Whether you are aware of it or not, your body “remembers” the trauma and stores this in the body tissues.There are three components to this modality of bodywork. First, there is the structural component where structural imbalances will be assessed and treated. This is where myofascial work can become quite intense and deep (more pressure is applied to the restricted areas).Sometimes, this is necessary for the body to respond, especially if the trauma is an old injury and you have been dealing with this for a long period of time. Balancing the pelvis and working with a frozen shoulder are good examples of this.The second component is rebounding. Rebounding is rocking the body and creating a rhythm within the body fluids (our bodies are approximately 70% water). The rocking motion is a great assessment tool for additional restrictions that may not have been discovered in the initial assessment (prior to your session is an assessment to determine where treatment will begin), as well as, a follow up to the structural work. The session can also end with rebounding as it can be relaxing, calming, and recommended for anyone highly stressed out and needs a way to be able to relax. Note: if you suffer from motion sickness, please make us aware prior to your session.The third and last component of myofascial release is unwinding. Unwinding can occur when you are completely relaxed and have developed trust with your therapist. It involves being able to let your body move, and as your therapist, I hold space for you as you unwind. Your body will spontaneously move during an unwinding. My role during an unwinding is to keep you safe and to direct you (if needed) to better enhance your session. From personal experience, unwinding can be very freeing and you will be surprised how light and energized you will feel afterwards.These three components work together and it is the synergy of all three that promote a positivere sponse in your session. Clients report that they feel lighter and have more energy after a myofascial release session.

Recovery Session

50 mins··$110

Fascia Stretch Therapy

1 hr··$100

A 60-minute upper and lower body therapeutic assisted stretch session that utilizes PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation) and joint compression and traction techniques to downregulate the nervous system, improve mobility and accelerate the recovery process. By focusing on the fascial nets, these stretch sessions facilitate recovery from sports, heavy labor, and living an active lifestyle and can be tailored to meet an individual's unique needs. Please wear comfortable workout clothes that don't inhibit Range of Motion.

Deep Tissue

1 hr 20 mins··$120

Sports Therapy

1 hr 20 mins··$120

Prenatal Massage

1 hr 20 mins··$120

Swedish Massage

1 hr 20 mins··$120

Spa Day

1 hr 20 mins··$135

Myofascial Release

1 hr 20 mins··$140

Myofascial Release is a whole body approach to treating your body. There is a web of fascia(connective tissue) that covers your body from head to toe. This web is constantly moving and changing. Once there has been trauma introduced into the system, restrictions occur. The fluid around the fascial web solidifies and, over time, pain and limited range of motion follow. This can be a car accident, a surgery (minor or major), or trips and falls. Whether you are aware of it or not, your body “remembers” the trauma and stores this in the body tissues.There are three components to this modality of bodywork. First, there is the structural component where structural imbalances will be assessed and treated. This is where myofascial work can become quite intense and deep (more pressure is applied to the restricted areas).Sometimes, this is necessary for the body to respond, especially if the trauma is an old injury and you have been dealing with this for a long period of time. Balancing the pelvis and working with a frozen shoulder are good examples of this.The second component is rebounding. Rebounding is rocking the body and creating a rhythm within the body fluids (our bodies are approximately 70% water). The rocking motion is a great assessment tool for additional restrictions that may not have been discovered in the initial assessment (prior to your session is an assessment to determine where treatment will begin), as well as, a follow up to the structural work. The session can also end with rebounding as it can be relaxing, calming, and recommended for anyone highly stressed out and needs a way to be able to relax. Note: if you suffer from motion sickness, please make us aware prior to your session.The third and last component of myofascial release is unwinding. Unwinding can occur when you are completely relaxed and have developed trust with your therapist. It involves being able to let your body move, and as your therapist, I hold space for you as you unwind. Your body will spontaneously move during an unwinding. My role during an unwinding is to keep you safe and to direct you (if needed) to better enhance your session. From personal experience, unwinding can be very freeing and you will be surprised how light and energized you will feel afterwards.These three components work together and it is the synergy of all three that promote a positivere sponse in your session. Clients report that they feel lighter and have more energy after a myofascial release session.

Full Body Fascia Stretch and Strength

2 hrs··$140

Deep Tissue

1 hr 20 mins··$110

Prenatal Massage

1 hr 20 mins··$110

Sports Therapy

1 hr 20 mins··$110

Swedish Massage

1 hr 20 mins··$110

Deep Tissue

50 mins··$80

Prenatal Massage

50 mins··$80

Sports Therapy

50 mins··$80

Ashiatsu Massage

50 mins··$90

Swedish Massage

50 mins··$80

Therapeutic Stretching

50 mins··$100

Recovery Session

50 mins··$100

Full Body Fascia Stretch and Strength

2 hrs··$140

Fascia Stretch Therapy

1 hr··$100

Assessment Intake

30 mins··$50

Fascia Stretch Therapy Focus

30 mins··$60

Aromatherapy

1 min··$10

Hot Stones

1 min··$10

Apricot Oil

1 min··$10

Breathe Remedy

1 min··$5

Foot Scrub

1 min··$10

Guasha

1 min··$5

Kinesiology Taping

1 min··$15

Cupping

1 min··$10

Jade Stone

1 min··$5

CBD Cream

1 min··$10

Massage Therapist

Book with Ariel McPherson
Ariel McPherson
Ariel graduated from The Edge School of Massage in 2014. After completing school she has since gone on to become a Master Massage Therapist with focus in Ashiatsu, Deep Tissue, Sports Therapy, Direct and Indirect Techniques, cupping, guasha, and electro stim.
She enjoys working with athletes who are focused on preventing injuries and setting new PRs.

Ariel's dream to be a therapist started when she was 7 years old after discovering how much working on her mom's shoulders brought her relief. With her mom's history of neck and back surgeries, living in chronic pain, she knew her calling was to help others who experienced pain.

In Ariel's personal life she lives a very athletic lifestyle investing energy in bodybuilding, kayaking, and hiking. She believes in being an example and is quoted saying, "knowledge is power" on the daily.
Despite her own personal physical injury in 2019 with a Spinal Cord Injury, she has persevered and has been a shining example of how the body is designed to heal!
Book with Richard Williams
Richard Williams
Richard Williams has been a Licensed Massage Therapist for 14 years. He performs an integrated approach to Massage and Bodywork including modalities ranging from Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, MyoFascial Release, Orthopedic Massage, Cranio-Sacral Therapy, as well as various forms of Stretching and Muscle Energy Techniques.

Richard knew Massage Therapy was a calling and passion of his since he was a child. He used to work on his active parents, and their friends since he was in Kindergarten. He felt his life gained purpose when he finally went to Massage Therapy School, and after graduating from Blue Cliff School of Massage in 2009, he moved to a ski town in Colorado where he became experienced by working on Winter and Summer Mountain enthusiasts including skiers, bikers, golfers, ultra-athletes, and Olympians.

Richard is an ultramarathon trail runner, and has had to learn much about the body to train and recover properly so that he can continue doing what he loves with little to no stress on his body.
Richard is also a Type 1 Diabetic, so he has to be aware and knowledgeable of other systems of the body to healthily and efficiently perform in daily life.
Book with Pablo de Dios
Pablo de Dios
Hola! My name is Pablo de Dios. I am a licensed massage therapist in the state of
Arkansas. While I enjoy helping clients achieve a relaxing massage, I really love and look
forward to working on clients that need specific work. I’ve always been amazed by the
human body and its capabilities. I moved here two years ago to attend massage school. I
graduated from Black Brook School of Massage in Fayetteville, Ar.
I'm well versed in modalities such as
Swedish, Deep tissue, and Sports massage.
In addition, I do nerve gliding, as well as, pin and stretch techniques.
I also enjoy using Graston tools and silicon cups to help improve recovery.
I look forward to working on you all and helping you recover!
Book with Apache Baxley
Apache Baxley
Apache Baxley graduated from the University of Texas Health Science Center in 2014 with a Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy and a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science. He and his wife have been living in Fayetteville since 2016. He has worked as an occupational therapist in clinics, hospitals, and long term health for the last ten years, treating patients in age range from pediatric to geriatric and all populations in between. In addition to his occupational therapy degree and license he is an NASM certified personal trainer with a corrective exercise specialist certification and has been training clients for over two years. Apache has a life long interest and enthusiasm for weight training, mobility, and fitness. In January of 2024 he earned his Fascia Stretch Therapist certification. Fascia Stretch Therapy (FST) is a science based, dynamic approach to improving multiplanar, multi-joint, and rotational by working with fascia tissue & applying the techniques of PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation). Apache is in his mid forties and has applied corrective exercise principles to his own health and fitness endeavors in addition to his rehab experience with neck, shoulder, elbow, wrist and soft tissue injuries. He enjoys helping others who have experienced an injury or surgery return to previous levels of function and improving performance in meaningful activities.
Book with Alison Taylor
Alison Taylor

Alison graduated from Black Brook School of Massage in 2020. She has had the opportunity to work with athletes and active people in both physical therapy and spa settings. She is certified all of the standard modalities, as well as, in Massage Cupping and Ashiatsu massage. She is a runner, cyclist, and loves connecting with people and being part of their healing journey.

About

As professionally licensed massage therapists, we have been in practice since 2015. We are a "therapy first approach" clinic. We offer Deep Tissue, Sports Therapy, Ashiatsu, Recovery, and Stretching sessions. As well as, Cupping, Guasha, and Taping.

+1 479 276 1651

competitorsedgemassage01@gmail.com

https://www.competitorsedgemassage.com

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121 reviews

Jesse Buzzard
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Pablo did an amazing job. My injured shoulder feels much better!
Elizabeth Mitchell
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My experience with Apache was really interesting and informative. I didn’t know my body would move in so many ways. It was fascinating to experience how the slightest (push back) against my muscles would allow them to stretch so much further. I’m especially looking forward to reading my evaluation and starting some suggested exercises/ stretches for areas I need to give attention to.
Ben Ferguson
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This place is legit. Very good deep tissue, helped my issues extremely.
Brian Venable
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Pablo is very knowledgeable and made a tremendous difference with my son. A nagging sports ailment has been increasingly better after just one visit. We’ve already returned for a second visit and learned so much.
Aaron C
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Richard is amazing at what he does. He's incredibly knowledgeable and has helped me out so much. He great to chat with as well, and he taught me so much about my own body, what what I can do at home to help my pain in between massage sessions. I will definitely be going back.
Theodore Johnson
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Amazing massage best I have ever had. Ariel is ultra knowledgeable and skilled.