Ashiatsu uses overhead bars and the therapist's feet to deliver broad, consistent, deep pressure across the back and legs, coverage and depth that hands alone cannot match.
The session transitions into traditional Thai techniques to restore mobility and full-body balance. For clients who want the deepest pressure available and are ready for something beyond deep tissue.
IMPORTANT: Ashiatsu Signature Massage is exclusively provided by Sassy and Nyce.


The top choice for athletes, frequent business travelers, and anyone who prefers powerful, precision-led bodywork.

Your session takes place in one of two suites in our Manhattan studio — Suite 01 (Signature Suite) or Suite 07 (Balance Suite). Suite assignment is based on first-come-first-serve availability. Book in advance to maximize your chance of securing your preferred suite.
Both suites are designed for focused bodywork: controlled acoustics, warm lighting, and a calm environment.
60 minutes: focused Ashiatsu work on the back, glutes and legs. A good fit if you already know you like deep pressure and want targeted recovery.
90 minutes: the length most clients choose. A complete Ashiatsu sequence with time to transition into Thai bodywork and spend longer on problem areas.
120 minutes: the full experience. Deep foot pressure across the back and legs, plus unhurried Thai stretching for mobility. Recommended if you want both depth and range of motion.
Not sure whether Ashiatsu or deep tissue is right for you? Read our Ashiatsu vs. Deep Tissue guide.
501 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2001, Manhattan. Minutes from Grand Central, Penn Station, and Port Authority. Clients visit from all five boroughs.
Private rooms fill quickly. Book 2–3 days ahead for evenings and weekends.
501 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2001,
New York, NY 10017

Ashiatsu naturally transitions into Thai. Book 120 minutes to fully experience both deep pressure and mobility work.

Finish with focused foot work to complete the session with a grounded reset.

Let your therapist build around Ashiatsu and targeted recovery techniques.

Two certified therapists, fully synchronized — available for this session at double pricing. The deepest version of any massage we offer.
Yes. Using overhead bars for balance and control, your therapist applies pressure with their feet, delivering broader, more consistent depth than hands alone.
Among the deepest we offer. Intensity is always adjusted in real time.
Yes, when performed by a trained therapist. Your health history is reviewed at booking and confirmed on arrival.
Sessions run 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Sixty minutes focuses the Ashiatsu work on the back and legs. Ninety adds time for Thai stretching and is the length most clients choose. Book 120 minutes to fully experience both deep pressure and mobility work.
Ashiatsu Signature Massage is provided exclusively by Sassy and Nyce, our therapists trained in overhead-bar barefoot work. Choose either of them when you book.
Clients with acute injuries, recent surgery, osteoporosis, or certain cardiovascular conditions. Our team will guide you to an appropriate alternative.
Yes. Ashiatsu transitions into traditional Thai techniques for mobility and full-body balance.
Yes, especially for lower-body recovery in the hamstrings, glutes, and calves.
Deep tissue uses hands, forearms and elbows to work into specific knots. Ashiatsu uses the therapist's feet, so the pressure is broader, heavier and more even across large muscle groups. Many clients find it deeper but less sharp. Our Ashiatsu vs. Deep Tissue guide compares the two in detail.
Yes. Tell your therapist it is your first session. Pressure starts moderate and builds as your body responds, and you can ask for lighter or deeper pressure at any point.
Most clients feel loose and heavy afterward. Drink water, skip intense training for the rest of the day, and expect mild soreness in the worked areas for a day or so, similar to after a hard workout.