AO Bodywork

🤝 Kua Body Connection 🤝

In 2016, I discovered Kua Body Studios, a unique massage business incubator and brainchild of Upuia Ahkiong. Thrilled by her concept of providing massage therapists a framework for building their own private practice, I started AO Bodywork out of KUA Body in 2016.

In 2019 I gave up working with the WTA (Women's Tennis Association) and have since been exclusively dedicating my attention to clients from Los Altos and the larger Bay Area, and remain a proud member of the KUA Body community of highly skilled and mutually supportive independent massage business owners.

Being an entrepreneur can sometimes feel lonely, but I always have my Kua Body team by my side!

I love to cook healthy meals. 🍲 Quick, nourishing vegetable soups are among my staples. One of my favorites is pea soup.
This recipe with herbed oil is a light, refreshing version. Depending on the time of year, it can be enjoyed hot or cold.
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Find the pea soup recipe here: https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/cold-pea-soup-with-herbed-oil-swirl-56389734

🌱 Spring is such a beautiful season. The delicate blossoming flowers 🌸 and warmer weather always put me in a good mood. I love the sense of promise for new beginnings that appears as the world awakens from the colder winter months.

What does Spring mean to you?

Do you need help with alleviating pain and restrictions?

💆 Deep work massage doesn't necessarily mean heavy pressure. Instead, it aims at systematically releasing tissues, going deeper layer by layer to improve function and movement options.

If you'd like to book a deep work massage, visit my website www.aobodywork.com

Enjoying the outdoors is my favorite way of practicing self care. I recently explored the Cross Town Trail in San Francisco. Discovering pockets of nature in the City was very exciting. Plus, it felt so refreshing and restorative!⛰️

What are some of your favorite hikes in the Bay Area?