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New stretch and recovery studio slated to open in Buckhead

Motion Stretch Studio is slated to open a Buckhead location in June.
Motion Stretch Studio is slated to open a Buckhead location in June.
By Becca J G Godwin
May 30, 2018

A stretch and recovery studio plans to open its first location in Atlanta.

Motion Stretch Studio was introduced last year in Cobb County and have since opened in Massachusetts and Texas. A Buckhead location is slated to open June 22 at 3655 Roswell Road.

Locations are also “coming soon” to Dunwoody and Brookhaven, the website says.

During 30-minute private sessions, a stretch coach applies pressure on “eight myofascial trigger points, which releases tension, reinvigorates the body, improves range of motion and frees the fascia,” a press release said. The sessions, customized based on the client’s lifestyle, are intended to improve posture, flexibility and fitness levels.

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Stretch coaches are licensed massage therapists or certified athletic trainers, the press release said. Coaches must complete a training course, pass an evaluation exam and receive continuous training.

All first time visitors get a complimentary session. Book one here.

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