Massage Studies in "Science"
If we are to scientifically study massage, we need to make sure studies are valid. This means double-blind studies with one significant variable, tested on large groups, with larger control groups. [commentary by Scott Hatch on a NY Times Article - June 2, 2010]

Quantum Massage for Triathletes
Scott provides massage at events like the OptumHealth Performance Camp 2010, July 23rd-25th in Madison, Wisconsin. Massage helps athletes prepare for the Wisconsin Ironman Triathlon. 

Massage and Alzheimer's Disease: What would Maslow say?
[ Massage Today article ]

Olympic Swimmers: In the pool, on the massage table
"Dara Torres books a massage three times a week."

Quantum Massage for Triathletes
Scott will be at SCS Multisport Camps again in 2009
  SCS Base Training Camp May 1-3
  SCS/USAT Skills Camp - U of M June 15-21
  SCS Wisconsin Iron Distance Camp July 24 - 26

Massage: a relaxing method to relieve stress and pain
Chronic stress can put the sympathetic nervous system into overdrive. Potentially, over time, this "flight or fight" response may activate depression or anxiety. Massage helps calm the nervous system.  [ article on MayoClinic.com ]

Sports Massage in the news
"It hurts, but it's the good kind of hurt."  [ NY Times article ]

5 surprising benefits to massage
Massage creates chemical changes that reduce pain and stress throughout the body, it reduces the cortisol in the body, and reduces hypertension... [ Newsweek article ]