Geoff Fox
Deep Tissue Remedial Massage
In 1998 Geoff was working as a butcher, managing a family owned business; 
it was in this year that he made several major life changes, one of which was to become a vegetarian. Finding a new career was a natural progression.
it was in this year that he made several major life changes, one of which was to become a vegetarian. Finding a new career was a natural progression.After several years travelling across certain parts of England and trying his hand at different jobs he failed to find anything that he was either happy with or that suited his skills and talents. Finally, after some serious soul searching he decided to go back to college to re-train and in 2003 was fortunate to be accepted on a course at the Royal National College in Hereford under Jane Crabtree, a highly regarded and well respected massage therapist. The course was a year long residential one which also covered anatomy, physiology and sports massage. At the end of the course he qualified and passed with credit as a Holistic Remedial Therapist.
Following qualification he travelled first to Scotland where he lived and worked for a year at Findhorn, a spiritual community on the Moray Firth, then Lanzarote to a holistic health centre situated at the base of a volcano. While living there he was the sole masseur for the athletes competing in the Lanzarote stage of `The Iron Man`competition – the Lanzarote leg of which is described as the toughest in the world. Then, after back-packing around Europe for a year (including a five-week hike from the Pyrenees across Spain following the `Camino de Santiago de Compostella` pilgrimage) he came back to settle in Hereford where he has set up his own successful practice. At the beginning of 2008, to add to his life experience, he undertook a ten-day course in silent meditation at the Vipassana meditation centre near Hereford, which he now attends on an annual basis.