Thai Massage is a traditional massage technique that originated in ancient Siam, now known as Thailand. It developed from other forms of oriental massage, such as Ayurveda and yoga. Thai Massage technique is characterized by the use of vital energy or "qi" to restore balance in the body.
Thai Massages are performed using a combination of deep pressure, twisting, and stretching techniques. These techniques are used to relax the muscles and unblock blood flow around the body. The aim is to restore energy and balance throughout the body, as well as to relieve muscle pain, reduce tension, and increase flexibility.
What is Thai Massage?
Thai Massage is a traditional massage technique that originated in ancient Siam, now known as Thailand. It developed from other forms of oriental massage, such as Ayurveda and yoga. Thai Massage technique is characterized by the use of vital energy or "qi" to restore balance in the body.
Thai Massages are performed using a combination of deep pressure, twisting, and stretching techniques. These techniques are used to relax the muscles and unblock blood flow around the body. The aim is to restore energy and balance throughout the body, as well as to relieve muscle pain, reduce tension, and increase flexibility.
Benefits
Thai Massage is performed over clothing and is a blend of stretching, acupressure and massage. Thai Massage is said to have many health benefits, including:
- Relieving back and neck pain
- Improving blood circulation
- Eliminating muscle tension
- Increasing flexibility
- Strengthening connective tissues
- Stimulating the nervous system
- Regulating the endocrine system
- Improving energy levels
- Relieving anxiety and stress
- Improving immune system function
- Increasing vitality and improving overall well-being
How is Thai Massage performed?
How is Thai Massage performed?
It is performed by applying pressure and stretching to the muscles and joints. It is a very complete massage that not only relaxes but also has numerous health benefits.
Thai Massage is performed using hands, elbows, feet, and rollers. Deep pressure techniques are used to relieve muscle tension and release blocked energy. Gentle stretching techniques are also incorporated to increase flexibility, relax muscle tension, and improve blood flow. Special techniques such as palm pressing, kneading, and shiatsu activation help to unblock pressure points on the back, thus promoting greater joint mobility.
TThese techniques are used to relax the muscles and unblock blood flow around the body. The aim is to restore energy and balance throughout the body, as well as to relieve muscle pain, reduce tension, and increase flexibility.
Thai Massage at Embodiment
Thai Massage is a traditional massage technique that originated in ancient Siam, now known as Thailand. It developed from other forms of oriental massage, such as Ayurveda and yoga. Thai Massage technique is characterized by the use of vital energy or "qi" to restore balance in the body.
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| 60' mins | MX$ 900 |
| 90' mins | MX$ 1,200 |
| 120' mins | MX$ 1,500 |
| 150' mins | MX$ 1,800 |
Studio Sessions
| 60' mins | MX$ 900 |
| 90' mins | MX$ 1,200 |
| 120' mins | MX$ 1,500 |
| 150' mins | MX$ 1,800 |
In-home Sessions
| 60' mins | MX$ 900 |
| 90' mins | MX$ 1,200 |
| 120' mins | MX$ 1,500 |
| 150' mins | MX$ 1,800 |
Depending on location commuting charges may apply. Make sure to inquire before confirming.
In-home Sessions
| 60' mins | MX$ 900 |
| 90' mins | MX$ 1,200 |
| 120' mins | MX$ 1,500 |
| 150' mins | MX$ 1,800 |
Depending on location commuting charges may apply. Make sure to inquire before confirming.
Thai Massage is a traditional massage technique that originated in ancient Siam, now known as Thailand. It developed from other forms of oriental massage, such as Ayurveda and yoga. Thai Massage technique is characterized by the use of vital energy or "qi" to restore balance in the body.
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