Tony Adams is a Georgia state-licensed massage therapist. In 2003, he graduated from the Clinical Sports Massage program at the Atlanta School of Massage. Tony specializes in deep tissue and neuromuscular sports massage. His total approach to bodywork is one that determines the root of an injury and addresses it through specific massage techniques, stretches, and self massage. Tony has over 10 years experience working on beginning runners, high school athletes, local marathoners, Olympians and active Moms! He also has over 10 years experience in analyzing foot strike and fitting running shoes. As a four year starter on the Georgia College baseball team, ultramarathoner, marathoner and 3-time Boston Marathon qualifier, he understands the importance of optimal health and exercise. He continues to enjoy running and spends much of his time on the trails near Sope Creek and the Chattahoochee River or at Kennesaw Mountain. He lives in Vinings with his wife, Kimberly, and dog Rudy

Robin Matthew Rogers graduated from the Atlanta School of Massage in 2001. Prior to becoming a massage therapist, Robin earned a BS in Exercise Science from the University of South Florida where he ran Cross Country and Track on scholarship. From 1994-2001, Robin worked at the Track Shack- Orlando, Fleet Feet - Atlanta, and Phidippides - Atlanta. He has been a distance runner since 1984 and has a 10-K PR of 29:48 and a 2003 Marathon PR of 2:25! Robin has additional training in A.R.T., Myofascial Release, and various stretching techniques. His career goals are to learn and grow as a massage therapist and have good longevity in the industry so that he may continue to help his clients meet their goals, either professionally or athletically, by keeping them pain and injury-free. In his spare time, Robin can be found running the trails of Sope Creek or Kennesaw Mountain. Robin lives near the Chattahoochee River, in Marietta, with his two cats.

In practice for over 15 years, William enjoys helping his clients to recover from sports or stress related injuries. He is a graduate of the Atlanta School of Massage (1996) with certification in Neuromuscular therapy and Sports/Clinical massage. He has also studied Tuina (Chinese Orthopedic Bodywork). William's activities include a lifetime of distance running and soccer playing. This background, combined with his multiple certifications, enables him to help his clients to recover quickly from their injuries. If you are interested in escaping the stress of everyday ife, relieving a soft tissue injury, or bettering your peak performance, William can help to get you back on the path to wellness.