Thai Deep Tissue Massage

Contrary to popular fears, a good Thai deep tissue massage should not be painful! The pace of massage is slow, and pressure is introduced slowly and with care. Muscles are warmed up, and only areas that need it receive deeper pressure. Deeper tissue massage can get into and manipulate muscle fibers that have been twisted and strained by hard work or external pressures in a way that gives relief. It is the quickest way to deal with muscular tension, and relief can be instant.

Thai deep tissue massage can offer effective relief for chronically tense and contracted areas such as stiff necks, lower back tightness, and sore shoulders, as well as other muscle pain, spasm, and stiffness. People often think that deep tissue massage is only for athletes or people who like to work out. In reality, the treatment can be used to help our bodies recover from the stresses we put on them every day, like when we sit at a desk all day or when we stand in shoes that don't fit well.

We usually include some classic Thai massage techniques in other areas of the body to aid the relaxation process. Thai deep tissue massage is excellent for relaxing and loosening tight muscles, tissues, and stiff joints where deeper work is required. Benefits include improved circulation, balance, posture, and flexibility. It can help ease stress and muscle fatigue and release "knots." The relaxation benefits, in turn, help to improve sleep quality.

The same pressure points and some of the same strokes are used as in classic Thai massage therapy, but the movement is slower and the pressure is deeper and concentrated on areas of tension and pain. The techniques used in Thai deep tissue massage usually involve the therapist using her forearms and knuckles as well as her fingers and her body weight to apply deeper pressure. A succession of slow, deliberate, and focused movements helps to relax these constricted areas of muscle. This concentrated pressure makes the pain go away and helps get the normal range of motion back.

Due to the nature of deep tissue massage, it is not unusual to feel a little soreness in the days immediately following the treatment and slight soreness for up to 48 hours after treatment, but within a few days of treatment you will feel freer, more flexible, and more contented.

Massage costs $45 for 30 minutes, $65 for 60 minutes, $95 for 90 minutes, and $130 for 120 minutes.

Note : Pay by credit card will charge 3.9 % fee.