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  • Differences in Massages

    Every few years, the field of massage sees a shift in which methods are considered trendy and hot. Massages can last for a few minutes or for a couple of hours. Before signing up for a technique simply because of a celebrity endorsement, consult with your masseuse. Together you will be able to determine what your goals are for the massage session and which technique is most likely to help you achieve those results.

  • Foot Rubbing Techniques

    A foot massage is one of the best things a person can give to another; however, working with the feet can be a challenge. A number of simple methods will improve the overall experience for both the massage therapist and the client, such as controlling offensive foot odors, eliminating uncomfortable tickling and making the client feel refreshed. Using the right massage lubricants and techniques will make for a great experience for everyone involved.

  • Music & Massage

    Most massage therapists use great care in selecting the music that accompanies their massage sessions. From the moment a client enters the office, music can help ease the transition from everyday life into a more relaxed state, and once the massage begins, music can help the therapist harmonize jangled nerves and out-of-tune muscles.

  • Different Types of Body Massages

    It's hard to beat a massage when it comes to relaxation and relieving tension. Many different types of massages are available, depending on what you want to get out of the experience. Always visit a reputable massage therapist and make sure he or she has been trained in the variety of massage you will be receiving.

  • What Is Water Massage?

    Water massage, also called aqua-massage and hydro-massage, is an alternative medicine technique involving the use of water to manipulate muscles, soak and provide heat. It is commonly used in spas, by chiropractors and even in malls.

  • Drinking Water After a Massage

    Drinking water after a massage relieves the body of toxins that get caught up in the blood. Learn the importance of drinking water with tips from a massage therapist in this free video on massage techniques.

  • What Is a Japanese Massage?

    A type of Japanese massage is called shiatsu, which is a form of acupressure that follows meridian lines on the body to transfer energy. Discover the positive and negative energies that are affected through Japanese shiatsu with advice from an experienced massage therapist in this free video on massage.

  • What Is a Holistic Massage?

    A holistic massage addresses the entire body as a whole, concentrating on the physical body, the mental body and the emotional body. Discover the holistic benefits of different types of massage techniques with advice from an experienced massage therapist in this free video on massage.

  • How to Use Ultrasonic Technology for Massages

    Ultrasound can be used to provide a deep tissue massage with several benefits. The ultrasound waves can increase the blood flow to the treated area, decreasing healing time. They also can reduce edema and swelling, which are common sources of pain, and soften scars. The following steps will show how to use ultrasonic technology on massages.

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