In Thailand, Thai massage is a massage known as “old” or “traditional.” It is a combination of acupressure, shiatsu and yoga stretches. Thai massage stimulates the acupressure points located throughout the body, and helps treat pain and relieve tension. Many Thai massage practice it regularly to stay healthy and have the proper alignment.
Thai massage has inherited the nickname of “yoga for lazy people” because of his gentle techniques and passive stretching. Starting with feet and head back towards the Thai massage moves and relaxes the body by stretching. A set of movements allows the Thai massage to be done easily and effortlessly. Each gesture is meant to support the client and therapist. The therapist then applies pressure with her delicate hands and feet along energy lines and acupressure points.
Although Thai massage acts on the body, relief and care is complete. Thai massage connects body and spirit.
What is Thai massage?
Thai massage is good for:
• Enhance your calm
• Give you energy
• Open the meridians (energy channels) body
• Relieve pain and muscle tension
• Improve flexibility
• Promote blood circulation
• Improve your sleep
• Treating back pain, neck, shoulders, and reduce numbness
• Soothe headaches, stress and apathy
Thai massage is suitable for both young and old alike, as in the active idle people healthy and less healthy people. Thai massage helps athletes to recover more quickly from injury and helps relieve the emotional disorder by rebalancing the body.
Tags: blood circulation, muscle tension, rebalancing the body, Thai massage, traditional
