Meet Daniel Huckabay, Your Experienced and
Caring Massage Therapist

I chose Muscular Therapy as a calling in life because before I was aware of it, I was in PAIN! I had always been a "work with my hands" kind of guy, air plane and helicopter mechanic in the U.S.Navy then on to automotive and industrial equipment...until I had three discs go sideways in my lower back working on a street sweeper for the City of Fremont. Being so well-educated and experienced in the automotive industry, I ended up with a low-paying high-stressed desk job. During this time my wife of 30 years and I took a Massage for Relaxation class with Donna Lawyer at Fremont Adult School. I was pain-free for three glorious days.

After 11 months of misery I quit my "day job" and went to National Holistic Institute to learn the art and science of massage. People told me I had a gift and that my talent would make a lot of people happy. I gave up the mental baggage and attempted to fill myself with the knowledge BODYWORK in all its forms. I passed the National Certification for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork soon after graduation and felt like a professional Muscular Therapist who knows enough about the muscles and systems of the body to help people enhance their heath, increase their endurance and recover from too much fun.

I worked with American Massage Therapy Association California Chapter Sports Massage Team and as Team Coordinator we worked at various rodeos, NASCAR and Truck events, Marathons, Triathlons and Relay For Life events. I develop new skills every year by attending workshops and conventions that offer continuing education.

I am involved with my association as Northern Representative of the American Massage Therapy Association California Chapter. I volenteered because I wanted to see a change in the way Massage Therapy is regulated. The way it is now, every city, county and township in California has a different way of regulating the Massage Therapy industry. AMTA-CA is the only organization of Massage Therapists willing to step forward and try to change this. By requiring members to meet the high standards we are raising the entire profession to a higher standard.

The Importance of AMTA Membership

The American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), founded in 1943, is the largest and oldest national organization representing the massage therapy profession. Membership in the AMTA is limited to only those massage therapists who have demonstrated a level of skill and expertise through testing and/or education. All AMTA therapists must agree to abide by the AMTA Code of Ethics. Ask your AMTA therapist for more information about on-site chair massage.

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