Touch me

[flexagon]

Gonna get me a massage at this place soon... see those 50-minute student shiatsu sessions for $30? Yeah, that's some good stuff. I got one of those for HLM last Christmas (gift certificate) and he really liked it.

I was reading the rest of the page and got pretty curious about the deep tissue massage, too. It costs more, but I am definitely an active person looking to experience a deep release and enhance flexibility! Anyone ever had this, or other deep massage work, done? Any advice? I'm soooo curious.

Comments

I don't like deep tissue massage

[webfaery.livejournal.com]

I find it painful. But that's just me. My husband loves deep tissue massage and finds relaxation type massage more of an annoyance than anything.

Re: I don't like deep tissue massage

[flexagon]

*nods* For what it's worth, I love relaxation-type massage, but find it doesn't get at the deep knots I almost always carry in my back.

Just passing through...

[webrat.livejournal.com]

"Deep tissue massages" sounds kinky to me...

*skitters back to the gutters*

[webrat.livejournal.com]

By the way, regarding deep tissue massages. I'm not 100% sure, but I think this is what we used to get when I worked for ye old dot com. It hurt like hell, but I tell you what, afterwards..I wanted to curl up and go to sleep. My body was sooooooo relaxed and I felt like I was just floating around all day. I went and resigned up on all the empty spots that no one wanted and had it done for the rest of the week. :)

Update

[flexagon]

I think I'll probably get the cheap, lighter one first, and ask questions about the deeper one. I'm sure I'd like to try it, but anything would help at this point. :)