Meet Kim, L.M.T

Kim Freetly is Nationally Certified with NCBTMB, (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Body Work.) since 2005. She is licensed in the states of Florida and California. She holds two certifications in sports massage. One with The Sports Massage Training Institute under the direction of Myk Hungerford, PH.D, and the other with The Institute for Integrative Health Care Studies and Dr. James Mally. She has additional certifications in sports stretching and kinesiology taping.  She has more than 1,000 hours of classroom training, including continuing education and has performed more than 8,000 sports massages to athletes of all levels. Some of her clients include US Olympians, professional sports teams and world class ultra-athletes. She has toured with the AVP (Association of Volleyball Professionals) and has been the chief resident massage therapist and body worker to the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard California since 2005. She is a life long athlete herself, of 4 decades. She participates in marathons, triathlons and is a USATF Masters Track and Field high jumper. She also coaches youth track and field.  

"I believe there is no athlete too old or too young to benefit from massage therapy. My youngest client is a four year old gymnast and my eldest is a 91 year young tennis player.  To my clients, I am known as a sports injury specialist. My goal is to relieve everyday aches and pain, reduce stress to the muscles and joints and allow my clients to continue enjoying his or her work outs and competitions. For professional and elite athletes I am here to help you achieve your peak performance goals. 

                                      On a more personal note... I grew up in Southern California near Ojai, and relocated to South Florida in the 1980's  where I had been in the yachting industry for almost 20 years.  The later of those years I was employed in yacht sales.  Then in 2003 I was involved in an auto accident and found myself in months of rehabilitation and therapy.  It was then that I discovered the amazing benefits of massage therapy.  I know that I am not alone when I say that massage was, in my opinion, the single most valuable element in my recovery.  Shortly there after I enrolled in massage school. 700 hours later I was licensed in Florida and received my national certification.  Much of the foundation of my early training was in a progressive medical center in Florida, where I worked in a medical rehabilitation environment.  I have a sincere love for bringing healing and balance to the body and mind.    While in Florida I was fortunate to tour the Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami and I  see first hand how massage is assisting patients in healing a  large numbers of medical conditions.  I urge you to visit that web site and see for your self the amazing work being done at  TRI. 

     As always, here's to you ... in mind, body and spirit!"

                                                                          Most Sincerely,   Kim