Why do people speak of this musculoskeletal therapist in hushed, reverent tones? In a two-hour appointment, he pinpoints the source of a patient’s pain; resolves it with stretches, massage and realignment; and sends him or her out the door with instructions for at-home maintenance. Just like that—poof!—the pain is gone.
Best of Be Well Philly: Complete List of Winners
- Best Bike Shop
- Best Bike/Run/Walk Trail
- Best Bikram Yoga Teacher
- Best Boutique Fitness Studio
- Best Cheap Massage
- Best Dance Lessons
- Best Dance Workout
- Best Deep-Tissue Massage
- Best Farmers' Market
- Best Free Workouts
- Best Frozen Yogurt
- Best Gluten-Free Goodies
- Best Golf Instructor
- Best Grocery Delivery
- Best Group Fitness Class
- Best Gym
- Best Healthy Breakfast
- Best Healthy Lunch Spot
- Best Holistic Spa
- Best Intramural Sports League
- Best Local Race
- Best New Workout
- Best Pain Healer
- Best Personal Trainer
- Best Philly Fitness Tweeter
- Best Pilates Studio
- Best Place to Learn How to Meditate
- Best Running Club
- Best Running Gear Store
- Best Running Path That's Not Along the Schuylkill
- Best Salad
- Best Shore Massage
- Best Shore Workout
- Best Spinning Workout
- Best Tea Shop
- Best Vegetarian Restaurant
- Best Veggie Burger
- Best Walk-In Medi-Clinic
- Best Weight-Loss Help
- Best Women's Workout Clothes
- Best Workout with a Beer
- Best Yoga Studio
I have seen a book called Bach flower massage where it showed flower petals laying on the person. I tried looking up Bach flower massage and it doesn’t seem like its the same kind of massage.
I was happy to see keswick is on here and not cadence multisport. Great bike shops with friendly people working there. As to why I send my triathlon athletes to keswick when they need work done their bike.