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Unlocking the Jaw: How Massage Therapy Can Help with TMJD

Massage therapy offers a powerful, research-backed way to relieve jaw pain, improve function, and reduce symptoms like tinnitus, dizziness and headaches in people with chronic TMJ dysfunction. This article explores how targeted soft tissue techniques can help—especially when combined with a multidisciplinary approach.

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This semi-realistic illustration depicts a serene dojo setting where a jujitsu practitioner, dressed in a traditional gi, gracefully demonstrates a yielding movement—redirecting an opponent’s force in a controlled manner.

Jujitsu, Bodywork, and the Principle of Yielding

From Martial Artist to Bodyworker, from hurting to healing. Jujitsu’s core principle of yielding has influenced my journey from martial arts to massage therapy. David discusses the connection between the art of gentle redirection and effective healing, and how both disciplines rely on intention, compassion, and precision to achieve transformative results.

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AI Generated image of a father wearing sunglasses dancing with his children. Generated by DALE-E

Confessions of a Dad Dancer

I have a confession to make: I dance like a dad. Not the suave moves of Pierce Brosnan in Mama Mia, but the daggy, awkward kind. My dancing reads like my school report card for PE: “David always turns up appropriately dressed and tries hard.” Yet, I believe in the power of movement and the joy it brings. Whenever I hear music, I can’t help but move. From gentle nods to full-on air guitar solos, I embrace the rhythm in my own unique way. Join me as I share my love for dancing, despite my dad-like moves, and discover why dancing like no one’s watching is a celebration of life.

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vibrant representation of a Parkrun event, capturing the inclusive and joyful spirit of the community. The image shows people of all ages and fitness levels participating, with some running, jogging, and walking. There are also dogs, children, and strollers, highlighting the family-friendly nature of Parkrun.

Five Reasons Why I Love Parkrun

Parkrun has become a beloved global phenomenon, drawing participants from all walks of life to its weekly 5k events. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun and social way to stay active, Parkrun has something for everyone. Here are five reasons why

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Starting Running When You’re Over 40

I was about to turn 40 when I decided to get back into running again. Why not? It’s mostly “free” right? I had been fit and active in years gone past, then I got serious on my career, small people came in to my life. 

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Try To Be The Pond and Not The Fish

I have a 6-year old daughter who has big feelings. She’s loud, funny, silly, high-energy, and sweet. And when she feels things, she really feels things. She gets super excited about something and can’t stop telling everyone about it – barely able to get her

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An AI photo of a young boy with blonde hair, aged 2, laying in a pile of autumn leaves in the grass.

Are You Over-Complicating Things?

I LOVE trees. There, I’ve said it. As a child, we had a magnificent tree in our back yard. I’m not sure if my parents intended it to be so big. It stretched fence to fence, and my brother and I had wonderful fun climbing

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An AI photo of a young boy wearing a cap staring at a monarch butterfly that is sitting on his hand.

Have You Ever Held A Butterfly?

Have you ever held a butterfly before? I want to share this story with you. It was April of 2020, and we were in our first lockdown. Looking for fun activity ideas, I asked my son if there was anything he really wanted to do.

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Unlocking the Jaw: How Massage Therapy Can Help with TMJD

Massage therapy offers a powerful, research-backed way to relieve jaw pain, improve function, and reduce symptoms like tinnitus, dizziness and headaches in people with chronic TMJ dysfunction. This article explores how targeted soft tissue techniques can help—especially when combined with a multidisciplinary approach.

Read More »
This semi-realistic illustration depicts a serene dojo setting where a jujitsu practitioner, dressed in a traditional gi, gracefully demonstrates a yielding movement—redirecting an opponent’s force in a controlled manner.

Jujitsu, Bodywork, and the Principle of Yielding

From Martial Artist to Bodyworker, from hurting to healing. Jujitsu’s core principle of yielding has influenced my journey from martial arts to massage therapy. David discusses the connection between the art of gentle redirection and effective healing, and how both disciplines rely on intention, compassion, and precision to achieve transformative results.

Read More »
AI Generated image of a father wearing sunglasses dancing with his children. Generated by DALE-E

Confessions of a Dad Dancer

I have a confession to make: I dance like a dad. Not the suave moves of Pierce Brosnan in Mama Mia, but the daggy, awkward kind. My dancing reads like my school report card for PE: “David always turns up appropriately dressed and tries hard.” Yet, I believe in the power of movement and the joy it brings. Whenever I hear music, I can’t help but move. From gentle nods to full-on air guitar solos, I embrace the rhythm in my own unique way. Join me as I share my love for dancing, despite my dad-like moves, and discover why dancing like no one’s watching is a celebration of life.

Read More »
vibrant representation of a Parkrun event, capturing the inclusive and joyful spirit of the community. The image shows people of all ages and fitness levels participating, with some running, jogging, and walking. There are also dogs, children, and strollers, highlighting the family-friendly nature of Parkrun.

Five Reasons Why I Love Parkrun

Parkrun has become a beloved global phenomenon, drawing participants from all walks of life to its weekly 5k events. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun and social way to stay active, Parkrun has something for everyone. Here are five reasons why

Read More »

Starting Running When You’re Over 40

I was about to turn 40 when I decided to get back into running again. Why not? It’s mostly “free” right? I had been fit and active in years gone past, then I got serious on my career, small people came in to my life. 

Read More »
An AI image of a young girl with blonde hair, aged 6, being silly and funny

Try To Be The Pond and Not The Fish

I have a 6-year old daughter who has big feelings. She’s loud, funny, silly, high-energy, and sweet. And when she feels things, she really feels things. She gets super excited about something and can’t stop telling everyone about it – barely able to get her

Read More »
An AI photo of a young boy with blonde hair, aged 2, laying in a pile of autumn leaves in the grass.

Are You Over-Complicating Things?

I LOVE trees. There, I’ve said it. As a child, we had a magnificent tree in our back yard. I’m not sure if my parents intended it to be so big. It stretched fence to fence, and my brother and I had wonderful fun climbing

Read More »
An AI photo of a young boy wearing a cap staring at a monarch butterfly that is sitting on his hand.

Have You Ever Held A Butterfly?

Have you ever held a butterfly before? I want to share this story with you. It was April of 2020, and we were in our first lockdown. Looking for fun activity ideas, I asked my son if there was anything he really wanted to do.

Read More »