Levi Cory

levi cory

About Levi

Pronouns: He/Him

  • Training: 1500+ hours
  • School: Lauterstein-Conway Massage School
  • Licensed since: 2003
  • With Myo since: 2006 (Founder)
  • Continuing Education: Structural Bodywork, Myofascial Release, Zero Balancing
  • Areas of expertise: Deep Tissue, Pain Management, Reflexology, Zero Balancing

Please call 512-458-4696 to book an appointment with Levi.

Levi Cory has 18 years experience with Structural Bodywork using Structural Integration techniques and philosophies in massage treatment. Levi uses his extensive training and experience in postural analysis and Myofascial Release as a tool to address postural deviations, chronic pain, recent/past injuries, and many other compensatory issues. Over his career, Levi has worked with a multitude of clients from Olympic Athletes, clients with joint replacements and spine fusions, weekend warriors, and people with everyday pains and issues. Levi is also certified in Zero Balancing.
How long have you been a licensed massage therapist?

I have been licensed since 2003.

How many hours of training do you have?

I have over 1000 hours of training and Continuing Education.

Why did you choose massage therapy as your career?

I have always been fascinated with the human body- its bio-mechanics and its geometry. Most clients, including myself, have some experience or direct relationship with pain in their own body and Massage Therapy is a way to treat clients experiencing pain or discomfort from structural issues/ injuries/ misalignment.

Where did you go to school for massage?

Lauterstein-Conway Massage School

How do you describe your massage/work to others?

I do Structural Integration with clients. By identifying the source or series of issues surrounding why the client could be experiencing discomfort in their bodies, I use bodywork techniques like Myofascial Release/ Active Release/ Neuromuscular Therapy/ Scar tissue mobilization to restore function, flexibility and mobility in the body from the muscular system, skeletal system, fascial planes to viscera.

What are some examples of Continuing Education you are interested in and why?

I am currently studying Tom Myers KMI training/Anatomy Trains. I am also interested in learning Feldenkrais Technique in order to use body placement and movement exercises to deepen the clients awareness and release structural tension.