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Comment on Resources by Natalya

Natalya — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 00:18:39 +0000

Really liked what you had to say in your post, Massage Resources – Training, Education, Find Therapists |, thanks for the good read!
— Natalya

Comment on Acupressure by chiropractic

chiropractic — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 05:06:58 +0000

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Comment on Swedish Massage by baidu

baidu — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:24:52 +0000

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Comment on Swedish Massage by admin

admin — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 22:45:27 +0000

In reply to Colins.

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Comment on Myofascial Release by Kei

Kei — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 00:52:14 +0000

Mary Bond mentions in her book; The new rules of sititng, standing, and walking; about the crystalline matrix of the connective tissue’s ability to communicate relaxation, she talked about the fascial sheet that descends from the diaphragm and lungs, along the spine, through the pelvis and groin, and running down the inside of legs and feet. Compression along the feet sends bio electric signals to the lungs and diaphragm.I specialize in Thai Massage and Bodywork, and I always discover the genius of the techniques when studying current books and research about the body.A Thai session often start with I call Elephant Walk, compressions on the medial feet, followed by finger pressing walking up the medial energy lines of feet and legs, this techniques calm the client and seems to initiate deep relaxed breathing especially if accompanied by guided breathing.

Comment on Shiatsu – Shape of Thumb Describes the Experience of Therapist by Jainu

Jainu — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 22:19:01 +0000

In reply to Dorline. You are such a good boyfriend! For a woman with a lot on her plate, a deep tusise massage would be perfect for her. I also once had an awesome scalp and neck massage at a spa recently, which was absolutely amazing. I was more relaxed after that massage than any other massage I've ever had. They use these amazing oils, I was definitely a fan

Comment on Swedish Massage by Colins

Colins — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 15:44:46 +0000

Hi! I massage a lot and now I’m beiinngng to get slight pain in my wrists. I fear I may be experiencing the first signs of carpal tunnel..IDK..I plan on going to massage school to start my career, but I don’t want to injure myself..how do I massage properly to keep from developing carpal tunnel?? Info would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks! 😉

Comment on Resources by Sait

Sait — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 08:54:13 +0000

In reply to Erialc. well I am in canada and our remqtreuenis are different then in the states (not sure where your writing from) but in canada you need to have a 2200 hour course in the states I think its only 500 hours. I went to a private college and it was 2 years long. It didn't involve any math, but did involve physiology, Pathology but not really any pharmacology (otehr then learning about certain medications and if they are contraindicated for massage). It requires a lot of studying and dediction defnitly it is hard in that sense but if you keep up on yoru studies and review your information daily then you should be okay, really depends on how you learn and retain information. It is just really demanding, fast paced, you learn a lot in a short time I guess. It you be better if you stated where you were planning on taking it like what country for starters cause even in canada certain provinces are legislated which means at the end you have a big huge provinical exam to do. Goodluck.

Comment on Abdominal Massage by Priscila

Priscila — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 06:45:15 +0000

I visited Hawaiian Experience Spa in Scottsdale for a Lomi Lomi maagsse with Steve a while back. I am a 20 female attending ASU. I found the entire experience to be unbelievable. The maagsse was very sensual and made be feel wonderful. Steve was extremely professional but at the same time was very relaxed and very intuitive. At first I was a little shy with the minimal covering but as the maagsse progressed it felt so wonderful and caring that was able to totally let go. The maagsse also helped my sore back. The whole thing was just perfect. I highty recommend Hawaiian Spa in Scottsdale and Steve for any woman who wants a safe, caring, senual maagsse that will definately help those sore muscles.

Comment on Visceral Manipulation by Mariana

Mariana — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 01:16:52 +0000

There are so many types of popular masgsae, It all depends on the school you decide to go to if you do decide to go that is..You wanna look into the top ( 2-3 ); schools you find have the best training as well as the best job placements..If you are willing to travel and are sure this is wat u wanna really do,. I would go to the bestest, possibile school there is,..You also wanna look into, alittle bite more ; Now alot of/ some, schools not only teach masgsae also a variety’, of skin/ spa treatments, which pay great and is an added bonous to go almost where-ever you please..I would say.. Relaxation, Deep Tissue,Myofacsial Release, are most popular..If it where up to me I would say #1 Myofascial Release, It stretches and organizes your body properly, I had always used that when working on injured pts. I work 4 a chiropractor 4 almost 7 yrs., now..That’s wat we do..Good Luck!!