What is Thaï Massage?

It is much more than just a regular massage!

Thaï Massage is an ancient 2500-year-old technique, which resembles Shiatsu, Tuina, and Amma techniques, not to mention the stretches originating from the yoga discipline.

The practitioner works on a futon on the floor and uses his body position to transfer his weight for maximum efficiency.

This massage entails a fluid sequence of movements, which includes limb and joint mobilizations, muscular stretches, as well as pressure and acupressure points.

Depending on the client's needs, the practitioner may use their hands, forearms, elbows, knees, or feet.

Thaï Massage offers numerous advantages for health professionals:

- The technique is learned relatively quickly (approximately 75 hours).

- This is an efficient and powerful approach, which increases the practitioner's assortment of tools without using force!

- Thaï Massage requires only a futon. No oils and no massage tables.

- Clients are not required to undress to receive a massage, which puts at ease timid and self-conscious people.

- Finally, it is truly a very different kind of massage, which is very original for clients!