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Come in, relax and unwind. Lincoln Park Athletic Club's massage therapists offer a variety of therapies, including: Sports Massage, Pregnancy Massage and Hot Stone Massage. See below to learn more about our therapists.
NEW SPECIAL!
Through February 29th, get a 90 minute massage for $89!
Call the front desk for times and availability.
Cannot be combined with any other offers.
Do you have a question?
Fill out the Massage Information Request form at the bottom of the page. Any questions or concerns will be addressed as soon as possible.
Download our Intake Form above to save time before your appointment. If you're a new Massage client at LPAC we require this form be filled out and given to your therapist before you meet. Thank you!
Appointments Available:
- Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Saturdays and Sundays: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
All appointments can be made at the Customer Service Desk, in person, or by phone at 773-529-2022. For details on individual therapists, please check our online Massage Therapist Bios, or check the Massage Bio Book at the Customer Service Desk.
To avoid a cancellation fee, please give 24 hours notice to change or cancel an appointment.
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Staff
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Alma IzquierdoMassage therapy is a career of choice for me. I chose the profession because I beleive in its invaluable benefits and because I... -
Amy MaxonAmy's interest in massage began while studying nursing, working in hospice.She saw the amazing benefits massage had on her... -
Blythe Howard-ChouYou've got to make time for yourself if you want to stay healthy. Today, people are busier than ever, rushing around to do... -
Bob JonesWith hundreds of hours of training in various bodywork modalities, I can treat a wide range of musculoskeletal issues ranging... -
Dwana WhiteDwana prefers to combine clinical techniques along with wellness providing long term solutions. She is known for her ability...
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Elise PensecWhen not working, she listens to music, walks in the neighborhood, and enjoys her friends and family (especially her young nieces... -
Elizabeth KennedyI enjoy bringing relief to clients who are stressed out whether their stress is physical or mental. Each client receives a... -
Gene FedorovGene's passion for massage comes from growing up as a professional gymnast in Moscow, Russia, where therapeutic massage is... -
Heidi KovalThroughout my ten years of practice I have had the privilege of growing relationships and expanding my knowledge of the body my...
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Jaime HamrickMassage Therapy is a modality that can help to keep our bodies “in-tune” or balanced. I encourage balance in the lives of others... -
Jeff MuskovinI believe you are best served by a therapist that will carefully listen to you and respond with an individually specific approach... -
Jodi KamineckiDuring the course of the day our body accumulates many layers of tension. Life moves our bodies in repetitive movement patterns.... -
Nina LichtensteinPhilosophy: Slowing down, allowing yourself to feel the margins of your skin, muscle, and nerve routes lends you awareness to... -
Patty OriaI tailor each session to the client's immediate needs by utilizing the extensive training I've acquired over the years... -
Richard FinneyEach human being is an individual of collective energy surrounded by body part. My travel around the world five times has shown... -
Roger HughesRoger carries a passion for supporting those in need through the work he practices both as a Trager® Practitioner and a Vodder®... -
Steve WelshI believe massage to be an essential part of life. Pain happens. Massage is there to help alleviate that pain. However, the pain...
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Therese HollandI believe massage therapy to be a great adjunct to our busy and sometimes stressful lives. Whether you need to relax your body...
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Carol PorterI have been practicing massage since 1992. I’m a graduate of the Chicago School of Massage Therapy and currently a lead faculty...
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