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JCC Squirrel hill

Strength and Serenity

Experience a relaxing and rejuvenating massage at Centerfit Platinum in Squirrel Hill. Our facilities include three private massage rooms and coed massage room.

Massage Options:

 

  • Swedish
  • Trigger Point
  • Deep Tissue
  • Sports
  • Restorative
  • Chair
Massage Fees Platinum Members

 

  • Half Hour $30
  • Hour $60
  • 10 half-hour sessions $280
General Members:

Additional $10

JCC South Hills

Now offering massage services!

Experience a relaxing and rejuvenating massage. Available Wednesdays and Thursdays at the JCC South Hills.

Fitness Plus:
  • 1/2 hour: $37.50
  • 1 hour: $75
  • 10 (1/2 hour) package: $350
General Membership:
  • 1/2 hour: $45
  • 1 hour: $90

To schedule a massage at the JCC South Hills, contact: Jordan McGinnis

Jordan McGinnis.

Jordan McGinnis

Fitness & Wellness Coordinator, South Hills

Massage Types

Swedish Massage

A system of long strokes, kneading and friction techniques on the more superficial layers of the muscles, combined with active and passive movements of the joints. The most common form of massage used to promote general relaxation, improve circulation and easy everyday aches and pains.

 

Trigger Point

Also known as Myotherapy or Neuromuscular Therapy, this massage applies concentrated pressure to “trigger points” (painful irritated areas in the muscle) to break cycles of spasm and pain.

 

Deep Tissue

This massage releases the chronic patterns of tension in the body through slow strokes and deep finger pressure on the contracted areas. The focus is on the deeper layers of muscle tissue.

 

Sports Massages

Maintain that winning edge with our line of sport massages. Whether you are a serious athlete or just trying to get in shape, a sports massage can help you recover faster and prevent injuries.

 

Restorative Massage

This massage is perfect for runners or cyclists training for a race. This restorative massage will allow you to recover faster and train harder with less injury.

 

Pre-event Massage

A short, stimulating massage 15-45 minutes before your big event. It is directed toward the parts of your body that will be involved in the exertion.

 

Post-event Massage

Given within an hour or two of the event it helps to normalize the body’s tissue.

 

Pregnancy

Reduces stress and anxiety, decreases swelling and relieves aches and pains.

Our Massage Therapists

Jason Rocha

Jason Rocha is a licensed massage therapist and graduate from the Pittsburgh school of massage therapy who has 600+ hours of hands-on experience in the field. Jason’s areas of focus include Swedish Massage, deep tissue, stretching, myofascial and thermotherapy. As an LMT, Jason is always client focused and enjoy helping others achieve their wellness goals. Jason’s availability is 4-8PM on Wednesdays and Thursday’s. As a member of the JCC Jason strives to provide the kindness, comfort and care needed to others.

Katie Magnes

Katie Manges is a licensed massage therapist and graduate from the Pittsburgh school of massage therapy. Her areas of focus include Swedish Massage, deep tissue, and stretching. As an LMT, Katie is always client focused and enjoys helping folks who are looking for support on their healing journey. She provides a space for her client to be the priority and encourages everyone to take some time for themselves. As a member of the JCC Katie strives to provide the kindness, comfort and care needed to others.

Questions? Contact:

Evan Aiello

Evan Aiello

Men’s Health Center Director

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