Rebalance Massage opens on Vine in Hays - Hays Post

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Jordan Winter is the new owner and certified massage therapist behind Rebalance Massage, 2522 Vine, Ste. 2, in Hays. Photo by Cristina Janney/Hays Post

By CRISTINA JANNEY
Hays Post

A new massage studio has opened at Centennial Plaza.

After working at a couple of other massage studios in Hays for the last three years, Jordan Winter opened Rebalance Massage, 2522 Vine, Ste. 2, last week.

Winter, 25, is a certified massage therapist. He received his certification through the Fort Hays State University massage program. He is originally from Great Bend but moved to Hays about six years ago.

Winter is the only massage therapist at the studio, at this time but said if business increases, he would be interested in hiring other certified massage therapists.

Jordan Winter, owner of Rebalanace Massage, offers various massage services, including therapeutic massage, stretching, cupping and hot stone. Photo by Cristina Janney/Hays Post

He offers various massage services, including therapeutic massage for problem areas, stretching, hot stone and cupping.

He hopes to eventually carry ear candles and cups clients can use at home for treatment of hands and feet. Winter said the cups can help people who have plantar fasciitis.

Winter said he has found he really enjoys working in the massage field.

"I feel really confident in what I do," he said. "People typically come back."

Winter is offering short tune-up massages for as little as $25. He said he hopes his service will complement the services offered next door at the walk-in chiropractor.

Winter said he thinks the studio is in a good location to take advantage of a lot of foot traffic.

As Winter is trying to get his studio off the ground, he is open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week. Walk-ins are welcome. You can also schedule appointments by calling 620-617-4395 or online.

You can also follow the studio on Facebook.

Inside Winter's Rebalance Massage studio. Winter is offering short tune-up massages for as little as $25. Photo by Cristina Janney/Hays Post