Massage

rudder · May 4, 2004

I always enjoy a good penis massage. But the police closed all those places down.

Chu · May 4, 2004

A really good massage is usually better then medocire sex imho

-Chu

azazyel · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: dquan97

Originally posted by: edmicman
a sensual MAS-sage?

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what movie was that from?

Austin Powers

Nitemare · May 4, 2004

Massage a trois w/ 2 naked chicks

or if I'm paying I'll go for a deep tissue

dquan97 · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: Nitemare
Massage a trois w/ 2 naked chicks

I know what you mean

OutHouse · May 4, 2004

well since im only 6 months away from graduating with my Certified Massage Therapist license, it really depends on what you are looking to get out of it.

swedish is great for relaxing. this the most comon one i do
Thai is very energenic and not very relaxing
Shiatsu is a Japanese massage where they work your energy in your meridians (not my favorite to do or have done on me)
hot stone, dont know will learn that next quarter after the summer break
I also do sports and orthopedic massage and doing my internship with the CU Athletic dept and the Colorado Crush Arena football club.

I suggest you go get a full body swedish massage to start off with. then go from there.

Squisher · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: TooOne21
I am thinking of getting a massage from a professional.
There are many different types of massages. What is the best and why?

I know of these:

Deep Tissue
Swedish
Hot Stone

Hot Stone and Swedish will feel good at the time of the massage, very relaxing, and will get some of the lactic acid out of your muscles.

Deep tissue will make you cry like a little girl. They will find pain you didn't even know you had, but you get more long lasting benefits. Much more lactic acid removal and a increase in flexibility and strength.

I work with a guy who is a very good professional massage therapist. He is a magician at getting sore kinked muscles feeling good again, but I refer to him as Dr. Mengele and he says he isn't causing the pain he's just finding it.

XZeroII · May 4, 2004

do any insurances cover massages?

The Stigenator · May 4, 2004

I got some deep tissue massage today at school.. good stuff..

In the end he cracked my back when pressing down on the spine.. not on one place, but several places.. and volia.. all of a sudden i can stand up straighter and actually after the massage i feel re-energized..

mmmmm good stuff..

the deep tissue really hurts, but it feels sooo good.

bmacd · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: XZeroII
do any insurances cover massages?

good question, but i'm willing to bet they don't.

-=bmacd=-

Chunkee · May 4, 2004

"THE GULPER"!

DT4K · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: bmacd

Originally posted by: XZeroII
do any insurances cover massages?

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good question, but i'm willing to bet they don't.

-=bmacd=-

My mom's does.
Of course she works for the government.

Mookow · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: Citrix
well since im only 6 months away from graduating with my Certified Massage Therapist license, it really depends on what you are looking to get out of it.

swedish is great for relaxing. this the most comon one i do
Thai is very energenic and not very relaxing
Shiatsu is a Japanese massage where they work your energy in your meridians (not my favorite to do or have done on me)
hot stone, dont know will learn that next quarter after the summer break
I also do sports and orthopedic massage and doing my internship with the CU Athletic dept and the Colorado Crush Arena football club.

I suggest you go get a full body swedish massage to start off with. then go from there.

That reminds me... guess who's girlfriend has just started taking massage classes? Guess who the practice dummy is?

[Duffman]OH YEAH![/Duffman]

FrustratedUser · May 4, 2004

French, Swedish

Kipper · May 4, 2004

naked.

Mookow · May 4, 2004

Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
naked.

I could arrange that for myself... thanks for the idea!

OutHouse · May 5, 2004

Originally posted by: Mookow

Originally posted by: Citrix
well since im only 6 months away from graduating with my Certified Massage Therapist license, it really depends on what you are looking to get out of it.

swedish is great for relaxing. this the most comon one i do
Thai is very energenic and not very relaxing
Shiatsu is a Japanese massage where they work your energy in your meridians (not my favorite to do or have done on me)
hot stone, dont know will learn that next quarter after the summer break
I also do sports and orthopedic massage and doing my internship with the CU Athletic dept and the Colorado Crush Arena football club.

I suggest you go get a full body swedish massage to start off with. then go from there.

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That reminds me... guess who's girlfriend has just started taking massage classes? Guess who the practice dummy is?

[Duffman]OH YEAH![/Duffman]

how many hours of school? mine is 1,000 hours. The next two weeks we are learning on how to treat carpal tunnel. exciting stuff.

Mookow · May 5, 2004

Originally posted by: Citrix
how many hours of school? mine is 1,000 hours. The next two weeks we are learning on how to treat carpal tunnel. exciting stuff.

Dont know how many hours it is. Her plan is to get it along with a degree in Physical Therapy.

TooOne21 · May 5, 2004

Thank you for the information.

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