advice type of massage

[secrethq1]

Hello there lovely massage people

A friend of mine has asked me for advice on massages (since he assumes I know these things). And so as not to shatter this illusion I'm hoping that one of you kind people could tell me what type would best suit him? I'll then convey this back to him, and he will hence continue to think that I am Oh So Knowledgeable ;-)

He seems to want something a little more intense, which gets down to business - rather than a lovely soothing massage. Might you be able to advise what type/s he should look out for - and which he should avoid?

Thanks!

Ava x

 

[emarceMeape]

Hi Ava[/align][/align]You would be looking for a remedial/sports injury type massage therapist as they are usually taught and insured to go in and sort damaged muscles etc.[/align]

 

[White guy]

Paul, thanks.

Might there also be other options I could recommend to him? I'm in Edinburgh, which is a bit of a wasteland wrt therapists [I mean they are pretty thin on the ground here]. If there are other types of massage which aren't of the soothing relaxing type, that I could suggest to my friend - then there might be more chance that there will be one of those up here.

Ava

 

[My Business Plan]

Hi ava

Ayurvedic Massage uses differing pressures according to constitution type; and those who prefer firm massage are usually of the coresponding constitution (dosha) to require that form of massage. It also stimulates 'marma points' which can be quite intense.

PM me if you require further details.


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