Randori Bodywork, LLC

Randori Bodywork, LLC Randori Bodywork: Sport Massage for athletes. We utilize the latest in evidence based practices with a touch of time-tested traditional techniques.

Randori Bodywork is your premiere choice for Sport Massage Therapy in the Chapel Hill and Durham. We hare dedicated to helping people move better and with less pain. Are you an athlete? We have experience with every level from Olympic Medalists to weekend warriors. We also serve dedicated desk workers and stay-at-home parents. We can help you reach your peak condition for whatever drives your dail

y life. We utilize a combination of Tuina (Chinese Medical Massage), Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT), Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue, Stretching, as well as tool-assisted modalities like Cupping and GuaSha/IASTM, for 30 or 60min sessions. Additionally we provide Team Care and Event Massage for you or your team. Please visit the website for more details.

Recovery Fundamentals for Martial Arts (and Life)I’m excited to be leading a seminar at my martial arts school, ! 🥋Not a...
08/13/2025

Recovery Fundamentals for Martial Arts (and Life)

I’m excited to be leading a seminar at my martial arts school, ! 🥋
Not a Quest student? No problem. 
Not a martial arts practitioner? Also not a problem. This event is open to everyone - BUT you do have to sign up (link in the bio).

Here’s the fancy description:

“Join us for a practical and informative seminar on recovery—what it actually means, what truly makes a difference, and how to apply it to your own training. We’ll break down the fundamentals of effective recovery, cut through common myths, and help you identify where your personal routine might be falling short. This session includes a self-evaluation component to pinpoint your individual recovery needs, plus actionable strategies you can start using right away. We’ll also open up a discussion around training while managing injuries—when to push, when to pull back, and how to stay in the game long-term.”

Sat. August 23rd
1-2:30 ish

Link in the bio for sign up

Saturday, I competed in my first tournament in over 20 years.
And yep—it brought up a lot.Why compete?
Honestly, it was ...
07/28/2025

Saturday, I competed in my first tournament in over 20 years.
And yep—it brought up a lot.
Why compete?
Honestly, it was about learning.
🔹 Learning where I stand in the broader BJJ community. I usually believe “comparison is the thief of joy,” but stepping outside your usual training bubble can provide valuable perspective.
🔹 Learning how to manage weight intentionally. I didn’t do a major cut, but this was the first time I had to be thoughtful about the scale.
🔹 And most importantly—reconnecting with the athlete side of being a sports massage therapist. It’s one thing to help clients through the grind. It’s another to live it again firsthand with a training cycle and an event circled on the calendar.

Huge thank-you’s are in order:
🥋 at – daily instruction, coaching, and constant inspiration
🥋 – for Sunday sessions and mentorship
🥋 My training partners at Quest Jiu-Jitsu—especially those who showed up to compete or support
🥋 – for hosting a well-run event
🥋 My competitors – respectful, skilled, and tough matches
🥋 – the Conditioning Coach Course delivered serious value, and this was my first time applying it as an athlete, not a coach
🥋 – thanks for double-checking my day-of nutrition game plan
🙏 Everyone who’s reached out, sent kind words, or simply hit “like”—it all meant a lot
Takeaways:
✔️ Everyone should compete in something once a year—BJJ, a 5k, a lifting meet, whatever feels meaningful. Having something on the calendar gives your training direction or just inject some more motivation.
✔️ I want to build and adhere to stricter Fight Camp leading up to the next one.
✔️ I really need to work on my grip breaks 😅
✔️ I’m sure I’m forgetting something—but I wanted to share this while it’s still fresh and the motivation’s high.
Here’s to staying a student of the game.

If there any of these bullet points you’d like to hear more about, leave a comment. I’d be happy to share more on each topic.

07/26/2025
🎇 Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸Here’s to a day full of freedom, fireworks, and pretending lawn games count as cardio. 🧨🏃‍♂️💨If y...
07/04/2025

🎇 Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

Here’s to a day full of freedom, fireworks, and pretending lawn games count as cardio. 🧨🏃‍♂️💨

If you pulled a muscle during an intense game of co****le, overdid it on the slip ‘n slide, or strained your neck watching fireworks—don’t worry, we’ve got your back (literally). 😎👐

Enjoy the festivities and stay safe.

Happy Olympic & Paralympic Day!I’m so grateful to have been part of Team USA for three Olympic Games… so far 🇺🇸✨It’s an ...
06/24/2025

Happy Olympic & Paralympic Day!
I’m so grateful to have been part of Team USA for three Olympic Games… so far 🇺🇸✨

It’s an incredible honor to support our athletes on the world stage—but even more powerful is witnessing how sport brings people together across cultures, languages, and borders.
Here’s to unity, resilience, and the power of movement. 🫶🌍

This Memorial Day, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.As we reflect on their courage an...
05/26/2025

This Memorial Day, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

As we reflect on their courage and commitment, we’re reminded of the importance of care—both for ourselves and for one another.

Wishing you a peaceful and restorative Memorial Day.

Just finished LTAP Level 1 this past weekend and my brain is doing cartwheels 🤸‍♂️ (but like…functional, well-assessed c...
05/20/2025

Just finished LTAP Level 1 this past weekend and my brain is doing cartwheels 🤸‍♂️ (but like…functional, well-assessed cartwheels).
It’s becoming pretty common knowledge that “everything is connected” in the body—but helped me see the hierarchy of those connections. Honestly, it was one of those “no duh, how did I not see that before?!” moments.

That insight led me to her LTAP course—a systematic way to assess what needs attention first (instead of just chasing symptoms). Game changer.

Big thanks to the brilliant Anna for making complex ideas make actual sense—and to for opening your space to us and hosting this amazing crew of curious, slightly nerdy providers. 🙌

Can’t wait to bring this fresh nerdy goodness into my work!

🎓✨ Congratulations to the Class of 2025! ✨🎓It’s been an honor to support so many of you throughout your college journeys...
05/10/2025

🎓✨ Congratulations to the Class of 2025! ✨🎓
It’s been an honor to support so many of you throughout your college journeys. Thank you for trusting me to care for your bodies through the stress of exams, tough seasons, and everything in between. Watching your growth—in the classroom, on the field/track/pool/court/etc, and as individuals—has been truly inspiring.
Wishing each of you a bright, prosperous future ahead. Go do great things—you’ve earned it. 💫

Just wrapped up an incredible trip with  as the divers competed for a chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships! Grat...
03/13/2025

Just wrapped up an incredible trip with as the divers competed for a chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships! Grateful to be part of their journey and to witness the dedication and power these athletes bring to every dive. It’s always inspiring to support such a talented team.

A huge thank you to for hosting – your hospitality made this event even more special!

Proud to work alongside these remarkable athletes and excited to see what’s next. Go Heels! 💙🤘

🍂🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Randori Bodywork! 🦃🍂This season, we’re especially thankful for you—the incredible clients who...
11/28/2024

🍂🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Randori Bodywork! 🦃🍂

This season, we’re especially thankful for you—the incredible clients who allow us to support your journey toward less pain and better movement. 💪✨

As you carve the turkey, chase the kiddos, or simply enjoy a well-earned day off, know that we’re here to help keep you moving and feeling your best—during the holidays and beyond. 🦃🍗

Here’s to a day full of gratitude, good food, and a body that works with you, not against you. 💛

Some of my favorite traditions with the Diving Medical Staff:First pic is (most of) the medical providers from various c...
08/12/2024

Some of my favorite traditions with the Diving Medical Staff:
First pic is (most of) the medical providers from various countries. Such an enormous wealth of talent and knowledge (plus the tall, goofy guy from the US 😂).
Second pic is the “team behind the team” for US Diving taking our now famous 10m selfie. They such an awesome crew and I’m ever grateful for my time with them.

Ran into Phryge the Paris 2024 mascot.
07/24/2024

Ran into Phryge the Paris 2024 mascot.

Address

Chapel Hill, NC

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+19199372969

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Randori Bodywork is your premiere choice for Sport Massage Therapy in the Research Triangle. We cater to all levels of athletes, from Olympians in Rio to recreational athletes at home. Our blending of Eastern and Western modalities helps you reach your peak condition for whatever drives you. Our Sport Massage utilizes a combination of IASTM (Instrument assisted massage), MyoFascial Release, Tuina (Chinese Medical Massage), Neuromuscular Therapy, Cupping, and RockTape, for 30 or 60 minute sessions. Additionally we provide Team Care and Event Massage for you or your team. Please visit www.randoribodywork.com for more details.