Body Techs Wellness + Rehab Expands Holistic Health Offerings, Wins 2024 and 2025 Prestigious Wellness Awards
In the heart of Minnesota, Body Techs Wellness + Rehab is redefining what it means to achieve holistic health and recovery.
Minnesota, United States, January 28, 2025 -- This family-owned wellness center is not only celebrated for its cutting-edge treatments but also for its heartfelt mission to help others overcome adversity and thrive. Recognized with the 2024 Star Tribune Silver Award for 'Best Weight Loss Center' and named 2025 Best Holistic Wellness Center by Best of Best Review, Body Techs combines innovation, personal care, and an unwavering commitment to the well-being of its clients.
With 5-star reviews across Google, Facebook, ClassPass, and many more Body Techs has built a loyal community of clients who praise both the transformative results of their treatments and the genuine care of their team.
A Journey of Resilience and Transformation
The story of Body Techs Wellness + Rehab is deeply personal. Founder Travis Pioske turned a life of hardship into one of purpose and hope. After battling homelessness and addiction, Travis found his greatest source of strength in fatherhood. 'When I became a dad, I finally loved someone more than I hated myself,' he shares. His three children, now aged 9 to 23, and his supportive wife, Lun, became his motivation to rebuild his life and create a space where others could find the same transformation he experienced.
Rooted in family values and resilience, Body Techs treats every client with compassion and dedication, creating a wellness center where everyone feels like part of the family.
Award-Winning Services That Transform Lives
Body Techs offers a wide range of services designed to address diverse health and recovery needs. Their personalized approach and advanced technologies have earned them both prestigious awards and glowing client testimonials.
Cryotherapy: Rapid Recovery and Pain Relief
Cryotherapy is one of the most popular services at Body Techs, delivering relief and recovery in just three minutes. The team often uses the motto 'Cryo Now or Cry Later' to highlight the importance of taking proactive steps toward recovery and wellness. By exposing the body to sub-zero temperatures, cryotherapy reduces inflammation, promotes healing, and boosts circulation.
One client recovering from a severe auto accident shared:
'I had 12 cracked ribs, a sprained ankle, a collapsed lung, and a bruised heart. Cryotherapy and red light therapy were game-changers for me. After just a few sessions, my pain significantly decreased, my energy improved, and at 62, I even noticed unexpected benefits like improved vitality. These treatments gave me hope and helped me regain control of my health.'
Red Light Therapy and Normatec Compression
These therapies complement cryotherapy by promoting cellular repair, reducing inflammation, and enhancing recovery. Red light therapy is particularly popular for improving skin health, cellular repair, and boosting circulation, while Normatec compression therapy helps reduce muscle soreness and improve mobility.
Renasculpt and Cryo Slimming: Non-Invasive Body Contouring
Body Techs offers advanced solutions like Renasculpt (HIEMT technology) and Cryo Slimming to help clients achieve their body goals safely and effectively. These non-invasive treatments deliver noticeable results without the downtime of surgery.
Chiropractic and Physical Therapy
Licensed professionals at Body Techs provide expert chiropractic care and physical therapy to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and enhance overall wellness.
A marathon runner shared:
'As a runner, Body Techs has been essential to my training and recovery. Cryotherapy helps me recover faster, and chiropractic care with Dr. Derek Fruetel worked wonders for my IT band and hip issues. Thanks to their dry needling and shockwave therapy, I feel stronger, more balanced, and ready to tackle my next marathon.'
Customized Weight Loss Programs
Their award-winning weight loss programs are tailored to each client, focusing on sustainable results. With a balance of science, personalized care, and accountability, these programs have helped countless clients achieve their goals.
Innovating Accessibility with a Mobile Cryo Trailer
In addition to their in-center services, Body Techs is breaking barriers to wellness with Minnesota's first mobile cryo trailer. This state-of-the-art unit brings cryotherapy and other treatments directly to clients, offering convenience without sacrificing quality.
The mobile cryo trailer is perfect for:
Corporate wellness programs to improve employee health and productivity.
Youth and professional sports teams to enhance performance and recovery.
Private events, fairs, and concerts for unique wellness experiences.
Construction sites and hard-to-reach locations to ensure wellness is accessible to everyone.
This innovation reflects Body Techs' commitment to making transformative health solutions available wherever they're needed.
A Community-Centered Mission
As a minority-owned business, Body Techs embraces diversity, ensuring that every client feels welcome and supported. Their community partnerships with organizations like the University of Minnesota, Bolder Options, and local children's hospitals demonstrate their dedication to giving back and promoting health equity.
Body Techs isn't just about delivering results—it's about building relationships and empowering clients to take control of their health, all while fostering a sense of belonging and hope.
Why Clients Keep Coming Back
With perfect 5-star reviews across all platforms, clients rave about the personalized care, innovative treatments, and welcoming atmosphere at Body Techs. Whether recovering from an injury, training for a marathon, or simply seeking better health, clients leave feeling transformed, both physically and emotionally.
A Vision for the Future
Body Techs Wellness + Rehab isn't just a wellness center—it's a movement to make health accessible, innovative, and deeply personal. With award-winning services, heartfelt care, and a commitment to community, Body Techs continues to redefine what holistic wellness means in Minnesota.
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Body Techs Wellness + Rehab is a family-owned center dedicated to helping clients achieve optimal health and recovery through personalized care and cutting-edge treatments. Founded on resilience and community values, the center serves as a hub for holistic wellness in Minnesota.
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