Thai massage
Thai massage is an ancient therapeutic technique that combines acupressure, Ayurvedic yoga and passive yoga stretches. This therapy is based on a system of energy pathways, through which the body's blocked energies are released and physical and mental well-being is improved.
Massage is suitable for all people and especially for people who work in forced positions, such as office workers.
The session lasts a minimum of 1 hour, but it is recommended to take a 1.5 hour session in order to experience the whole force of Thailand, i.e. to be able to experience all the techniques and techniques.
How Thai massage is carried out:
Thai Massage is done on the floor, on a softer mat.
Put on comfortable and longer sports clothes, because the massage is carried out through the clothes.
Indications for Thai massage:
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Relieving muscle tension
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Reducing stress
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Impairment of blood circulation
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Activation of the lymphatic circulation
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Increasing flexibility
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Increasing energy levels
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Impairment of sleep quality
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Improving joint mobility
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Relief of headaches and migraines
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Reduction of back and joint pain
Contraindications to Thai massage:
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Acute inflammations or infections
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Serious heart problems
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Recent surgeries or injuries
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Fractures or osteoporosis
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Pregnancy (unless a doctor has been consulted beforehand)
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Thrombophlebitis or blood clotting problems
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Skin diseases or infections
