Ashiatsu Massage

Ashiatsu uses overhead bars for balance while the therapist glides smooth, weighted strokes along the body. The pressure is heavier than traditional deep tissue but feels broad rather than pinpointed.

Most guests describe it as the most releasing pressure they've ever experienced — the kind that finally gets where it needs to go.

• Lovers of deep, full-body pressure
• Athletes and hikers with long-held tightness
• Guests who find traditional deep tissue too pointed

Ashiatsu Massage is safe for most guests, but a few situations call for a conversation — with us, or with your provider — before you book:

• Osteoporosis, recent fractures, or fragile skin — firm pressure isn't appropriate; a relaxation or Signature session is.
• Blood thinners or bruising disorders — deep work can cause bruising; let us know and we'll lighten the plan.
• Acute inflammation, a flaring injury, or the first 72 hours after a strain.
• Fever, infection, or feeling generally unwell.

If you're unsure whether massage is right for you today, call us before you book — our therapists would rather help you choose than have you sit through a session that isn't a fit.

Setup

You'll lie face-down while the therapist uses the overhead bars for balance and control.

Pressure

Broad, even, and very releasing. Communicated and adjusted throughout.

Sensation

Heavy and grounding, like ocean waves passing through.

Pacing

Slow and continuous — designed for a deep, restorative finish.

• Tonna, LMT

  A favorite Ashiatsu provider — grounded, unhurried, and quietly powerful.

• Teasha, LMT, Master Esthetician, Reiki

  Blends Ashiatsu's depth with restorative, intuitive presence.

• Nickolas, LMT

  Confident, focused pressure for chronic tension.

• Deep Tissue Massage

  If you want focused, targeted work on specific areas.

• Recovery Bodywork

  If you came here from a hike and need full recovery.

• Massage & Soak Hot Springs packages

  Pair this session with a soak at Zion Canyon Hot Springs.

• Wellness Plans

  Monthly members get the best per-session value on every modality.

• Meet Tonna, LMT

  A favorite Ashiatsu provider — grounded, unhurried, and quietly powerful.

• Meet Teasha, LMT, Master Esthetician, Reiki

  Blends Ashiatsu's depth with restorative, intuitive presence.

• Ashiatsu Massage Explained: Deep Pressure, Benefits & What to Expect

  The full Wellness Guide explainer — benefits, who it suits, and what to expect on the table.

• Gift a ashiatsu massage

  Digital gift cards are delivered instantly and can be redeemed toward any service or package.

ZionZen is in La Verkin, Utah — about 25 minutes from the Zion National Park south entrance. Guests book ashiatsu massage with us from across Washington County:

Angels Landing, The Narrows, and long days on Gooseberry Mesa leave the same signature: locked calves, tight hip flexors, and shoulders wrecked by a daypack. Our therapists see it daily and work through it in a way that keeps you hiking the next morning instead of resting the day out.

• Massage near Zion National Park

  Our destination guide for park visitors — timing, drive routes, and post-hike recovery advice.

• Massage in La Verkin, Utah

  Our home town. Locally owned studio minutes from Zion Canyon Hot Springs.

• Massage near Springdale

  For guests staying at the park gate — the closest full-service studio outside Springdale.

• Massage in Hurricane, Utah

  Ten minutes down SR-9 — a favorite of Sand Hollow and Hurricane locals.

• Massage near St. George

  Forty minutes north on I-15 — worth the drive for Snow Canyon and Red Cliffs recovery.