Clay Hopkin
Consultation and Evaluation, Massage Therapy, Sports Therapy, Structural Integration
Clay Hopkin is the owner and founder of Muscularity Structural Integration. He began his career in 2010 after earning an Associate of Science in Massage Therapy from Utah Career College. Over the years, he has trained in a wide range of massage therapy techniques and approaches.
In 2018, Clay returned to school to study Structural Integration, later completing advanced training in this specialized field. He continued expanding his professional foundation and earned a Business Administration degree from Western Governors University in 2023.
Structura Body Therapies
Muscularity is an Affiliate Office to Structura Body Therapies in Farmington, Ut
Structura Body Therapies founders Jason and Nancy Prince started their private practice in 1998 with a vision to provide therapy that did not just give temporary relief for their clients but that addressed the root cause of their discomfort. Through training in Structural Integration they found an effective therapy that produced long-term, life-changing results. Structural Integration is the foundation of the therapies they offer.
In 2010, the Princes’ saw a need to grow the practice beyond themselves and include other Structural Integration and bodywork practitioners. They created Structura Body Therapies to fulfill this need. Over the years, Structura Body Therapies has grown into a premier wellness clinic with a reputation for excellence in the field of body therapy. Their team of therapists includes some of the most highly trained and experienced professionals in the industry, and they continue to innovate and refine techniques to stay at the forefront of the field.
Today, Structura Body Therapies remains committed to helping people achieve optimal physical health and
well-being through the power of body therapy. Whether you are struggling with chronic pain, looking to improve your athletic performance, or simply seeking to relax and rejuvenate, we are here to help.
In 2018, Clay Hopkin joined the Structura Body Therapies team where he went through his Structural Integration training under Jason Prince at the Structura Institute. Since they he has learned myokinetic therapy, functional movement therapy, pelvic floor work, structural integration 10 series, structural integration RED 13 series, and the advanced 5 series to name a few. He also trained in using mobility tools, IASTM tools, KT taping, and cupping tools.
Structura Body Therapies gave Clay the knowledge and practical application of Structural Integration philosopies and techniques. He brought this knowledge to Cedar City in August of 2026 when he moved his family from North Ogden. His goal is not only to bring this amazing therapy to Cedar City but also educate others about their own bodies and how Structural Integration can help them achieve optimal physical health and well-being.
Structural Integration: History
Structural Integration was developed by Ida P. Rolf, PhD (1896–1979), a biochemist who asked a practical question: how must the body be organized so it can stand and move with less strain in gravity?
Rolf studied yoga, osteopathy, and other movement and manual traditions, then built a systematic method of hands-on fascial work and movement education. Her aim was not to chase a single symptom, but to reorganize the body’s structure as a whole—so posture, movement, and support could work together more efficiently.
To make the work teachable, she created a structured series of sessions, often called the Ten Series. In the 1960s the work became widely known at the Esalen Institute, where students nicknamed it “Rolfing.” In 1971 she founded a training institute in Boulder, Colorado. After her death, multiple schools continued the work under the original name, Structural Integration.
Today, Structural Integration remains a method of fascial reorganization and movement education—focused on alignment, ease, and functional balance throughout the body.
Structural Integration
Top 10 Benefits
1. Better Posture/Structure
2. Chronic Pain Relief
3. Increased Flexibility and Mobility
4. Efficient, Fluid Movement
5. Improved Balance and Stability
6. Improved Breathing
7. Increased Athletic Performance and Recovery
8. Increased Energy
9. Improved Body Awareness
10. Longer Lasting Results
