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Ancient Massage, like most Asian methods, is a technique used to give mankind an experience of the total body. It is similar to acupressure and Shiatsu combined with stretches and yogic Asanas. Its nickname, "yoga for the lazy," stems from Ancient Massage's ability to strengthen the customer physically and harmonize their energy so a new life experience can arise. The benefits for the massuse, however, are what seperate Ancient Massage from traditional Western styles. With the creation of flowing transitional movements and a focus on the stretches available while giving it, the massage has developed into a meditative harmonization technique for the masseuse, similar to a Tai Chi form. |
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 * Ancient Massage 5 Day Course This method uses acupressure, muscle stretching, and joint manipulation to free tension stored in the tendons and ligaments of the recipient’s body. Pressure on the meridians, the subtle energy lines of the body, as well as a large variety of stretching movements are used in a comprehensive strategy covering the whole body. This short course, four hours per day, covers the technique for a full body 1.5 hour massage. * Ancient Massage 10 Day Course This course, four hours per day, includes the information from the 5 day course as well as the side massage, and the neck, head, and face massage. A full 3 hour masage, or four unique 1.5 hour massages are included. This course is recommended for people who wish to achieve a professional level of technique and the ability to cater to different body types and intensity requests. * Ancient Massage Advanced Course This course can be conducted on the weekends, or can be extended to form a full month long course. Please contact us for more details. Topics include the movements and techniques to complete a full 4.5 hour massage or twelve complete 1.5 hour massages. Problem specific topics include sinus problems, stomach pain/cramping, female hip tension/period pains, jaw/tinitus pain, neck pain, migranes, shoulder/upper back pain, lower back pain, and total back pain. Cupping is also a fascinating topic for the advanced student. |
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