The Yoga Massage

Posted on September 3, 2011 by Glenn R. Wallis

Yoga massage Thai massage is like yoga combined with acupressure. It uses a wide variety of stretching movements and pressure points to produce a uniquely relaxing yet energizing and highly effective therapeutic treatment.

Like doing yoga without any effort and also getting acupressure treatments.Sessions are performed on a floor mat with the client comfortably dressed. It is an ancient holistic therapy, which strives to promote wellness and vitality by helping the body return to a state of balance, harmony, flexibility, and health.

Yoga massage sessions are performed on a floor mat body using passive stretching and gentle pressure along energy lines.Thai Massage is an interactive manipulation of the body using passive stretching and gentle pressure along energy lines. These movements help to adjust the skeletal structure, increase flexibility, relieving muscular and joint tension, stimulating internal organs, and balancing the body’s energy systems. The effect is uniquely relaxing as well as energizing. Receiving a Thai massage is a bit like doing yoga without putting forth any effort while also getting acupressure treatments!

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2 Responses to The Yoga Massage

  1. Mae Nam says:
    September 3, 2011 at 22:22

    Mae Nam: Is massage good for everybody?
    Can anyone have a Thai Massage? What if I have a bad back?

     
     

    • Coconut Samui Villas says:
      September 4, 2011 at 10:13

      Coconut Samui Villas guest: A sense of unity, wholeness, and balance. This ancient therapy is beneficial for young or old, active or inactive, healthy or not so healthy. While each person will respond to touch in terms of their own experience and present state of health, it is well to remember that Thai Massage has been used for countless generations to treat degenerative conditions and promote wellness. Thai Massage facilitates a sense of unity, wholeness, and balance. It creates a dynamic physical experience, which integrates the body, mind, emotions and spirit. It is a meditative practice for both client and practitioner, reflecting the states of loving kindness and compassion. Thai massage has always been taught as a spiritual practice done with prayers and as a meditation. It is a unique and deep massage that transforms the body to a more flexible, relaxed, and lighter less painful being.

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