Traditional Thai Massage
Traditional Thai Massage, also known as Thai Yoga Massage, is a therapeutic technique that combines acupressure, stretching, and yoga-like movements. Unlike most Western massage styles, clients remain fully clothed during a Thai Massage session, and no oils or lotions are used. The therapist uses their hands, thumbs, elbows, and sometimes feet to apply pressure and guide the client through various stretches and postures.
- Improved flexibility and range of motion
- Stress relief and relaxation
- Relief from muscle tension and pain
- Enhanced circulation
- Balancing of energy flow in the body
No prior yoga experience is required to receive a Thai Massage. The therapist will guide you through the stretches and movements, adjusting the intensity to suit your flexibility and comfort level. It’s suitable for people of all fitness levels.
Thai Massage should not be painful. However, some stretches and pressure points may cause mild discomfort, especially if you have tension or tightness in certain areas. Communication with your therapist is essential, and they will adjust the intensity of the stretches and pressure to ensure your comfort.
The duration of a Thai Massage session can vary but typically lasts between 60 to 90 minutes or longer, depending on your preferences. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, such as yoga pants and a t-shirt, to allow for ease of movement. Traditional Thai Massage is typically performed on a padded mat on the floor, and no oils or lotions are used.