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Traditionnal Thaï Massage
Inspired by yoga,
Indian Ayur Vedic massages, and influenced by Chinese medicine, the
origins of Thai Massage are dated back to about 2,500 years.
Traditionally practiced and taught in the temples (Wat), the most
famous of which is Wat Po in Bangkok, Thaï massage is an
integral part of preventive Buddhist medicine and healing art.
The Thaï massage is practiced on the floor, on a thin and ferm
mattress, the patient being dressed in loose fitting clothes.
It consists of series of more or less strong thumbs and palms pressures
along "energy tracks", extensive body movements and stretches.
Rhythm and breathing are very important elements of this massage for
which, from toes to the top of the skull, (almost) the entire body
comes in.
We can not count the benefits of this most complete massage, and
although sometimes approaching the limits of "exquisite pain", you will
feel an incomparable relaxation, both physical and moral, your
flexibility will be improved, tensions and toxins will be released from
your muscles, and you will enjoy a very pleasant sensation of lightness
and freedom.
Thaï massage requires a 75 minutes session. |
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