I don't know if a massage therapist would know this but, is Acupuncture a viable medical treatment?
I'm not a masseuse, but, having thought acupuncture was total bunk my whole life, it provided instant relief to a muscle impingement in my shoulder. Not a permanent fix, but man, such a relief. My sensei just busted out this whole kit and had it done by the mat in like 2 minutes.and then you pulled off a slick crane kick and beat up the bully from cobra kai right?
Well unless you massaged with your feet.
I currently have about 400 hands on hours worth of experience
and then you pulled off a slick crane kick and beat up the bully from cobra kai right?I sat out for ten minutes cause I just wanted to not be in pain for a bit lmao
I sat out for ten minutes cause I just wanted to not be in pain for a bit lmao...i'm still tagging you karate kid...
...i'm still tagging you karate kid...It was judo!
Can you go a little lower?maybe
Have you ever seen a birthmark in the shape of Whistler's Mother?no
do you give out eggrolls at the end?no
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPV7kYbpoNo
I asked in your previous topic about if your hands get tired and how much of your body do you use as opposed to just muscling it with your hands so my question is in regards to that again but from a different aspect since you already answered that.honestly i don't actively feel stronger but I know that i must be. the way that i work now, my body will tell me as i'm doing it if i'm doing something wrong rather than finding out later. I'm rarely too sore anymore. if something bothers me during a session I just change how i'm doing it. i weight train in the gym 4-5 days a week
Have you felt your hands/body get stronger and have more stamina for the work in the time you have been doing this? And is there any type of gym routine or something you do that makes you better equipped to handle your work?
What's the most surprising thing you've learned when becoming a massage therapist?it makes a big difference to a lot of people getting massages lol
How do you walk on someone's back without falling off?usually practitioners of that style (ashiatsu) have bars on the ceiling to hold on to
I don't know if a massage therapist would know this but, is Acupuncture a viable medical treatment?not sure tbh
Well unless you massaged with your feet.just a few who are annoying but not straight up shitty
Any shitty customers?
hows tricks?idk
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Literally the $200 jeans dudewho
I'm assuming you're licensed? What does that process look like for your state? My wife is licensed and in our state, it felt like going to school to be a nurse. The license is even given out by the board of nursing.500 hours of education, supervised hands on hours, licensing exam (there's a state exam and a more nationally recognized exam, I took the latter)
What type of massage do you find customers asking for most often?
How often have you experienced a customer having an emotional release while you massaged?
Do very many clients want to talk a lot during the massage?not really, i've had a few who are chatty but usually conversation during sessions is about what i'm doing and not personal talk