Mati Sapolu - LMT Mati is Samoa's first person who has ever done an Ironman/Ironwoman event and completed not one but 13. (swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles run 26.2 miles).  She is the only Samoan ever to qualified for two World Championship Triathlons in Kona, Hawaii (not by lottery lol! but earning it).  Nothing stops her.  Mati is also a paddler who crossed the Molokai-to-Oahu Channel five times outrigger canoe paddling.  She ran 10 marathons and her first marathon was the cruel Rotorua Marathon in 1998.  She competed in numerous 70.3 Ironman triathlons and many short distance triathlons and placed in her age group category.
Her love of sports and her own experience with her aches and pains allows her an understanding for her clients aches and pains.  Mati's education and experience in massage therapy is legendary as her family had passed down much of this talent from previous generations.

James Sapolu Nakajo - L.M.T.
James participated in sports at a competitive level and has experienced injuries from being an athlete. As a therapist providing remedial bodywork for those seeking wellness, James assists his clients in their ability to engage their own natural healing process through utilizing combined techniques such as deep tissue, active release and myofascial stretching. It is with this intention that the body is brought back to balance resulting in optimal physical performance during activities with a quicker recovery time and a reduced chance of injury or re-injury.

Sani Sapolu Taylor - Active Sports Massage Hawaii is looking forward to having Sani join us in 2020. Sani began playing with the Hawaii Harlequins Rugby Football Club shortly before being scouted by the Wellington Axemen of New Zealand. After a few seasons he signed with U.S.A's Professional D1 Club Rugby League with the Austin Huns and led their team to a victory in the 2017 National Championships with a last minute game winning try against New York Athletic Club in the Final.  With aches and pain from this brutal sports lol he can understand what your body is going through.