
Laron Buckner
Lead therapist, licensed massage therapist
- Massage therapist license · FL Lic. 000000
Runs Sprint and the team blocks. Firm, quick work on legs and shoulders, and the early appointments before practice.
Sports massage in Tallahassee
Four licensed massage therapists work with college athletes, club teams and the people who coach them. Book one session, or a block for the whole squad.

The team
Every therapist holds a Florida massage therapist license, listed in the footer under their name. Book the one you work with, or ask for whoever has the next opening.

Lead therapist, licensed massage therapist
Runs Sprint and the team blocks. Firm, quick work on legs and shoulders, and the early appointments before practice.

Licensed massage therapist
Pre-event sessions and Saturday meets. Light, steady work that keeps a short session short.

Licensed massage therapist
Firm work on shoulders, hips and legs for throwers and lifters. Speaks English and Spanish.

Licensed massage therapist
Slower recovery work on legs and feet at a pressure you set. Speaks English and Hindi.
Team and group sessions
A coach books a block, and each athlete picks a time and keeps their own session private. We set the days around practice and travel.
Two to four therapists in one room, with a slot for every athlete on the roster.
Short sessions for the athletes who compete that day, timed to their heats.
A block after the hard days, with slower work on legs and feet.
Two to six training partners, booked together and worked on at the same time.
The menu
Short sessions for a meet day, full sessions for the middle of the week, and long ones for when the season is over.
For a meet day, or the week between meets.
A short, brisk session on the legs, hips or shoulders you will lean on, at light to medium pressure. Nothing deep.
One area worked with intent: hamstrings, calves, shoulders or hips, at the pressure you choose.
Book: Focus sessionWhole-body work, at the pressure you choose.
Steady full-body work for the middle of the week. Most athletes start here.
Slower work on legs, hips and feet after a race or a tournament, at light to medium pressure.
Book: Recovery sessionFor time without watching the clock.
Firm pressure on the areas you name, with lighter work elsewhere and time to change pressure as you go.
A slow full-body session at light to medium pressure, with time for the legs, feet and neck.
Prices are set by session length and shown when you book. How pricing works says what sets them.
“Lenny set up the block around our Thursday practice, and the whole squad was through in an afternoon.”
“They asked about pressure before every session and stopped the second I said so.”
“Elsie keeps the pre-meet session short and quiet. I know exactly what I am getting each time.”
Sample reviews.
Good to know
From 15 to 90 minutes. A pre-event session is 20 minutes, a full session 60, and you can add 15 or 30 minutes to any of them.
What you train in, or shorts and a loose top. You are covered by a sheet or towel the whole time, and only the part being worked on is uncovered.
Yes, at any time and for any reason. You can pause, change position or end the session, and we stop right away.
Before we start we ask about pressure and any area to leave alone. Tell us at any time to go lighter or firmer.
Most athletes book the day before or the morning of, for a short, light session. Ask your coach if you are unsure, or call us.
Yes. A coach books a block of sessions for a squad and we set the days around practice and travel. Each athlete books a time and keeps their own session private.
Book a session
Pick a length and a time. The booking page shows the price before you confirm. For a team block, send a message from the contact page.