The words massage therapist, masseuse, and bodyworker are synonymous, though the professionals in these fields are often vastly different. This makes it difficult for a customer to know exactly what their massage will consist of before they go in. Owner Peter Pawlowski has been clearing this confusion since 2010. He brings a new edge to the massage business in Minneapolis, one that specializes in the diagnosis and elimination of pain using high-tech equipment and a blend of therapeutic techniques. During 15-minute consultations at the facility, bodyworkers use state-of-the-art computer imaging to show clients three-dimensional images of the human anatomy and better understand pain points. During sessions, structural and trigger-point therapies work together to address muscular imbalances, which the therapist tailors to ease chronic pain and pent-up stresses. The bodyworkers' specialized training also allows them to know when to refer patients with more severe conditions to the proper specialist.

In addition, they know that one session many times just doesn't cut it. That's why they've created BodyBall! It's an instructional course that teaches you 24-postures and techniques to reduce your muscle fatigue, stiffness, and day-to-day tension. To learn more about BodyBall, visit their website.