The male pelvis is central to core stability, breathing, posture, and efficient movement.
When these muscles stay overactive, the entire system compensates.
This is clinical pelvic therapy for men—
focused on restoring balance, coordination, and function.
Because control—not tension—is strength.
My session offers a structured, professional path toward restoring balance using medical massage —without guesswork or discomfort. Built to unload tension, restore coordination, and stop energy loss under load.
What Exactly Is Pelvic Massage?
This Is For You If
- You've been told “everything looks normal” but your body doesn’t feel right
- Your groin feels tight but stretching never helps
- You feel like you're sitting on a golf ball
- You can’t generate hip power without compensating
- Sitting, standing, or training feels heavier than it should
What This Work Does
Male pelvic floor massage isn’t about comfort. It’s about regaining control of the system. I reduce excess tone. Restore sensory input. Re-sync the pelvis with breathing and core control.
When that system comes back online:
- movement cleans up
- pressure normalizes
- force transfers efficiently again
How Sessions Work
Depending on what your body needs:
- external work to hips, glutes, abdomen, inner thighs
- targeted myofascial release
- breath-driven neuromuscular reset
- movement and posture integration
No ambiguity. No weirdness. No spa energy.
What This Is NOT
Not relaxation.
Not symptom chasing.
Not a one-off fix.
This is system correction.
FAQ
Is this medical or spa work?
This is clinical manual therapy, not spa work.
Everything is done with a performance and systems-based lens.
Is there internal work?
Only if it’s clinically appropriate, fully explained, and explicitly consented to.
External work alone is often enough.
Internal techniques are never automatic and never required.
Do you take insurance/FSA/HSA?
No
What does this help with?
Pelvic tension can affect:
- hips and low back
- breathing and core control
- groin discomfort
- force transfer and stability
This work helps restore control, coordination, and efficiency.
Will it hurt?
It can feel intense, but it should never feel unsafe or out of control. We work within your tolerance and communicate throughout. Intensity is information—not punishment.
How many sessions do I need?
That depends on:
- how long the tension has been present
- your training load and stress levels
- how well the system integrates after treatment
Some clients feel change immediately. Others need structured sessions to reset long-standing patterns.
Do I need to prepare?
No special prep.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Come hydrated.
Show up ready to communicate.
Is this uncomfortable or awkward?
It’s direct.
It’s professional.
And it’s handled like any other high-level manual therapy.
Awkwardness usually disappears once the system lets go.
What if I get an erection?
You'll be draped professionally with a blanket.
So i won't notice if it happens.
But it's a totally normal biological response to human touch.
And we can always take a break or stop the session if you feel uncomfortable.
How's this different from a regular massage?
Most massage chases symptoms.
This work targets system tone, coordination, and control—
especially where the body has been bracing for too long.
Who should not do this?
If you’re unsure, we talk first.
Clear communication comes before treatment—always.
Still on the fence?
If your body feels locked, guarded, or inefficient—
and nothing else has solved it—
This is the missing layer.
About John
C.M.T., N.M.T.
I'm a California-licensed massage therapist specializing in neuromuscular therapy and pelvic floor dysfunction for athletes. I work primarily with teams, but due to overwhelming demand have created this targeted private service. My work targets the systems behind pain—integrating pelvic floor function with breathing, core control, and hip mechanics to restore efficient movement and performance.
Location
Private studio in Los Angeles, CA
About The Pelvic Floor
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The pelvic floor controls force transfer, core stability, breathing, and output.
When it’s overactive or restricted, strength disappears and pain shows up.