Thai Massage

1. A typical Thai massage treatment begins with Thai stretches which is followed by a massage administered by the foot with the practitioner holding onto a rope for support.
2. This is so done to proved relief to the receiver from poor posture, headaches,, back pain insomnia and muscle aches.
3. The Thai treatment also includes stretches to open and loosen up the body.
4. Therapeutic Ayurvedic oils are applied with the barefoot of the massage practitioner by using long, deep, rhythmical strokes. This results in the muscles being stretched.
5. The back gets subjected to curvature when the back muscles get strained, and that is when a Thai massage can be administered to release the curvature and in proving the posture. The back muscles are lengthened and eases stomachaches and headaches.

1. A Thai massage is also known as the Thai Yoga massage.
2. The Thai massage can be administered on the recipient who can be fully clothed.
3. A Thai massage need not be administered with oils and lotions.
4. Thai massage techniques, using the thumbs, elbows, palms, forearms, feet, and knees include: rocking, rhythmic muscle compression, assisted yoga positions and stretching, working along energy meridians called Sen lines.
5. A Thai massage session can take up to 2 hours.
6. The massage session is practiced in away that it seems like a choreographed dance; as the massage procedure involves several systematic movements.

Chavutti Thai Massage:
Chavutti Thai involves the practice of Ayurvedic bare foot massage combines with traditional deep tissue Thai massage developed by Kingsley Ogedengbe. Therefore Chavutti Thai massage is actually a deep tissue massage therapy that contributes to faster muscle recovery to and greatly helps to remove aches and pains of physical exercise. This is form of exercise is very beneficial for people involved in sporting activities.