J Bodyworks

Answer: J Bodyworks's official website is https://jbodyworks.com

Answer: J Bodyworks's revenue is $1 Million to $5 Million

Answer: J Bodyworks's SIC: 8999

Answer: J Bodyworks has 1-10 employees

Answer: J Bodyworks is in Other

Answer: J Bodyworks contact info: Phone number: Website: https://jbodyworks.com

Answer: Founded in 2009, J Bodyworks exists to provide people with the opportunity to achieve any physical goal that they want for themselves. At JBodyworks, we believe every body works better with improved movement in three key regions: Spirit, Science, and Strength. This means we consider your entire health and fitness from simply how you feel, to your neurological makeup and mobility, to your muscular strength and then we improve upon each. For Spirit, we start with conversation so we can learn about you, understand your personal context, and then create a framework for success. Have you been injured? Do you have chronic pain? Have you had success previously with trainers? What worked best for you? For Science, we then utilize hands-on therapy to work on you, re-patterning your body through soft-tissue work, joint mobilization, and muscle activation, so we can establish a strong base to build from. Much of the scientific foundation at JBodyworks is based on the theories and practices of Z-Health. Every coach at JBodyworks is required to be trained up to the I-Phase (second tier of training) for Z-Health; and several coaches have fulfilled all four tiers of training. For Strength, we create and apply fitness programs that will work for your body, focusing on functional movement that directly carries over to your personal goals, sport, or daily life. In developing a successful training program for our clients, and in watching you work, our coaches apply various analytical techniques to adjust your movements in specific ways. We determine your Center of Gravity, which is unique per each athlete; your Base of Support, which is your proper stance and point of stability; Force Vector, which is where you are pushing from to complete a movement; and Center of Mass, which is your balance point. Were actively adjusting you as you train.

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