I started Jetsu Mobile Massage to help out friends, associates and the local community of athletes, artists, movement specialists, creatives and performers who could use a little relaxation, recovery and release; from the comfort of your own home. I’m here to support you in your creative and expressive endeavours by providing generously priced massages to help return balance to your body when you overwork yourself. I can alleviate tension and pain in the muscle and fascia to help you feel light again and to perform at your best.

In my experience with performing and training, there’s been many occasions where I’d overwork myself and end up so tight in my back or neck, just to be unable to release the muscles and fascia on my own by stretch or rolling out. When this happens to you, this is where I hope to come in; to help our local community of dancers, martial artists, aerialist, sport players, musicians, painters, performers, endurance or strength athletes, producers, designers and other specialists; through releasing body tension with massage therapy.

I also know that creative arts and crafts alike requires prolonged and repetitive movements which can result in imbalances, poor movement, pain and tightness in the body. I myself have spent prolonged time in awkward positions from building pieces of furniture and studying which results in tightness and imbalance in my shoulders, arms and neck; this is why I’d also like to help out the our rich but small community of artists as well.

— Jesse

My knowledge and understanding of the body and it’s function comes from years of studying physiotherapy and remedial massage therapy, as well as decades of experience of dancing, calisthenics and parkour. For the past year, I’ve got into muay thai too, it’s revealed how much bodily intellect it requires and it’s great because I’m forever learning new ways the body can move.

Trained in remedial massage and shaped by movements, Jetsu brings a different perspective to bodywork. With 15 years of breaking and over a decade of calisthenics, his understanding of the body is built through lived experience — shaped by repetition, adaptation, and time spent moving at intensity, not just through text books.