Floating & Massage: The Ultimate Wellness Combination
At Float Rubicon, we believe true well-being comes from addressing both body and mind. That’s why we offer the unique combination of float therapy and massage-two powerful modalities that work together to amplify your results.
Why Combine Floating and Massage?
Floating and massage each offer profound benefits on their own, but together, they create a synergy that enhances relaxation, pain relief, and recovery. Floating in our Epsom salt-infused tanks relieves pressure on joints and muscles, calms the nervous system, and prepares your body for deeper therapeutic work. This weightless, sensory-managed environment helps release tension and quiet the mind, making your massage session even more effective
Benefits of Combining Both:
Deeper Relaxation: Floating calms the body and mind, allowing you to enter your massage already relaxed and receptive.
Enhanced Pain Relief: The buoyancy and magnesium in float therapy reduce inflammation and muscle tension, which massage can then address more thoroughly.
Faster Recovery: Improved circulation and reduced stress hormones from both therapies support healing and overall wellness.
Mental Clarity: Sensory reduction in the float tank, followed by hands-on massage, promotes mindfulness and emotional balance.
Whether you float before or after your massage, you’ll experience longer-lasting benefits and a greater sense of renewal. Discover how this harmonious blend can help you feel your best-body and mind-at Float Rubicon.
Meet Our Massage Therapist
Float Rubicon’s massage therapist, Robert Barr (MA61637345), brings a compassionate, science-based approach to every session. Robert specializes in helping clients decode their body’s signals, using a blend of hands-on therapy and advanced modalities like tuning forks, cupping, and hot stones. Each massage is personalized to relieve pain, reduce tension, and restore balance-empowering you to better understand and care for your body.
"I believe the body is a dynamic, interconnected system of signals and rhythms. Massage is not just about relieving pain-it’s about helping you listen, understand, and restore balance from within."
– Robert Barr LMT