Pain Posture Performance

🔥 The NEW large Achedaway Scraper just landed!

We’ve been checking out the updated model, and here are 5 things we love about it: Use code PPP25 for discounts on achedaway products

1️⃣ Improved Ergonomics – A more contoured grip for better handling, comfort, and control.

2️⃣ Responsive Heating – An upgraded heating element that responds faster.

3️⃣ Continuous Vibration – Consistent vibration throughout treatment for a smoother experience.

4️⃣ Sharper, Beveled Blade – A more refined edge that appears to allow greater precision during soft tissue work.

5️⃣ More Weight – A heavier, more substantial feel that may help improve control and reduce the need for excessive pressure.

🔥 First impressions? A solid upgrade!

Have you tried the new model yet? Let us know what you think! 👇

PainPosturePerformance

Deep tissue massage isn’t just about going deeper.

At PVP, we pride ourselves on teaching the fundamentals that actually make deep tissue work effective:

Pressure. Angles. Speed. Depth. Body mechanics.

Master the fundamentals first. Then build your techniques around them.

👇 Massage therapists — which of these 5 fundamentals do you think is MOST overlooked?

Drop your answer in the comments.

Huge thank you to the amazing group of therapists who joined us in Auburn, Massachusetts! 🙌

Just two more classes left this year, both in Miami, Florida:

🔥 QL Masterclass
🔥 Flow Stretch 2

Not all table-assisted stretching needs to be elaborate or performative. Sometimes a simple, isolated stretch is the most effective technique for the job.

With the explosion of highly choreographed, social-media-friendly stretching techniques, it’s worth asking: are we choosing techniques because they’re effective for the client—or because they look impressive on camera?

Complex doesn’t automatically mean better. Good therapy is about intent, appropriate application and outcome, not performance.

What do you guys think about the current wave of performative stretching techniques?

Your anterior lower chain takes a beating from sitting, training, running, lifting and everyday life.

Think hip flexors, quads, adductors and the tissues across the front of the hip—when these areas lose extensibility, movement elsewhere often has to compensate.

The answer isn’t always stretching harder. It’s learning to stretch smarter—using better positioning, breathing, traction and movement to create lasting change.

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👇 COMMENT “FS2” if you want to go deeper into the techniques.

Want to learn the full system? Flow Stretch teaches you how to turn individual stretches into intelligent, full-body mobility sequences.