I define deep tissue as working the deep tissue of the body. Whether it's the deeper levels of fascial, the deeper muscles under the other layers or promoting circulation around organs, what I'm doing in deep tissue targets more than just what's tight on the surface. And often that can be accomplished with the right techniques and without the "killing you nicely" kind of pressure. I’m not a fan of people saying "It hurts so good" but I understand it when they say "it's been hurting and you're finally getting it" in the way that you feel a sore muscle and rubbing on it just feels like you're working out the hurt. And I feel like those are two different things. But I do agree with you which is why I very explicitly define deep tissue on all my static public material and the first time anyone books deep tissue with me I explain what that means for me. I also have had people just keep saying "harder!" or "you can go as hard as you want". I just politely respond by letting them know that I have a lot of very specialized training that allows me to get really good results and that harder pressure can even be counter intuitive. I've never had anyone argue with that and they've always rebooked. But I also do a lot of injury recovery, scar mobilization, pre and post op or long-term pain people.

@Odyssey Gade started one thing so far. Should be in the classroom🤞. let me know if you can at least see it?🙏

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@Melanie Gamble go up to “calendar” at the top and click it. Then click on the date and it should show the event for that day. You can then click on links or save it to your calendar to click the link later.