Bodies By Craft Massage

Veterans, you’ve earned access to care that helps you recover, move better, and keep pushing forward. With a referral from your PCM, massage therapy can be part of your recovery plan—helping address pain, mobility limitations, tight muscles, and the wear-and-tear that comes from years of service. Start by asking your Primary Care Manager for a referral for corrective massage therapy, then book your first session with Bodies By Craft Massage Clinic and let’s get to work.

Call (401) 359-3936, for assistance when switching over your referral.

Sometimes you need to focus more on recovery, than pushing harder in training. Fatigue can be debilitating. I choose to become a massage therapist to help athletes get to that next level. To be the solution I could never find myself. Athletes/active adult supporting athletes/active adults. Don't let annoying minor injuries or ailments hold you back. Try a session and you won't regret it.

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Athletes, don’t wait until tightness turns into a bigger problem. If your shoulders, hips, neck, or knees have been holding you back, book a targeted recovery session and let’s get you moving better.

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After a run, what area do you usually work on first: calves, hips, hamstrings, or low back? Or do you just stretch whatever feels the loudest that day?

Cyclists, where do you feel the ride the most afterward: neck, low back, hips, or calves? I feel like everyone has that one spot that talks back first.

"Triathletes: swim, bike, and run all stack stress in different places.

Swim volume can load the lats, pecs, traps, neck, and shoulders. Bike position can tighten hip flexors, quads, calves, low back, and thoracic spine. Running can add more demand to calves, hamstrings, glutes, and feet.

That’s why recovery work for triathletes should look different than a general massage. At Bodies By Craft Massage Clinic in Columbia, we focus on targeted sports massage for athletes, active adults, and veterans.

Which discipline leaves you feeling the tightest: swim, bike, or run?"

"Columbia athletes, active adults, and veterans — if you’ve been looking for massage that feels more targeted than a basic spa session, that’s exactly why Bodies By Craft Massage Clinic exists.

We focus on recovery work for people who train, work hard, lift, run, cycle, serve, or simply stay active. Sessions may include targeted sports massage, deep tissue work, cupping, IASTM, and recovery-focused techniques depending on what your body needs.

I’m Joseph Craft, licensed and board-certified massage therapist, and our clinic is in Columbia. What type of recovery content would be most useful in this group: back pain, runners, lifters, cyclists, or desk-worker tension?"