I’m not sure whether the question “what pressure you ld like today” and her answer “medium” have established the actual pressure the client wants and the therapist can deliver. My medium pressure in most cases is “much too strong” for most. I think normal pressure should be applied first and then feedback from client will determine whether it’s “medium” for them or not. I normally ask for strong, but it never is as strong as I want🤨
Agreed. People have different pain tolerance levels. I find it useful to use a "painscale" 1 - 10 and request feedback within the first few minutes. Once the pressure is agreed upon the therapist can check in a few minutes afterwards to be sure
@@muneeradarries9044 I've tried that and this works for me too. In fact, it's the best way for the client to give feedback. We agree that pressure around "10" would be their "perfect" pressure. So when it goes higher or lower, they just shout out the number and I reduce or increase the pressure by the number of points to reach their "10".👍
The techniques are too exhausting to do this on multiple clients. The therapist is not using her body weight at all . And she kneaded too much with her thumbs and fingers. I use a lot of my palms and forearms and my own body weight to give pressure on body parts . I do not use any oil or cream. A client does not want this to affect his or her clothing. I also stretch the clients arms and back. I also preform a massage on the legs. But then again. There are so many different techniques To preform a massage on a chair.
Agree with you. first thing that caught my attention was the therapist's body mechanics were not great for long lasting massage. Burn out quickly. Yes there are better ways to protect your body and give the client the relief they want.
Please do a video of your chair massage; I'd like to see the stretches you use. I also agree with using your body weight to save on hands, thumbs, and energy.
I agree as far as using the thumbs and oil and thumb kneading on the neck. I think this was a great chair massage for a single chair massage session but not wise for multiple; which so far the most chair massage sessions I've done have been 9 (15 minute) at a time. I made sure to use proper body mechanics, had a stool to sit on if I did hand work; and I was exhausted and sore for 3 days afterward. Hahaha! I have been an LMT for 5 1/2 years and it still goes to show that any new variance in routine will make you sore; no matter how much experience you have. 🤣 Also- it's odd to use oil on the neck under a client's shirt; that might just be me? I always thought the entire purpose of a chair massage was to provide quick, effective muscle relief without removing articles of clothing or using a massage medium. In my experience, folks enjoy ROM with extremities. Circumduction with arms, hand/finger/wrist ROM. Focus work on areas that seem to be "forgotten" but used so repititiously. And of course- get all up in that scalp! Suboccipital work will either have them crying for more or crying from pain- which is a sign that either way they need to be WORKED! Great job, Malia! Thank you for your professionalism and sharing your videos.
at first i was scared of another dude massaging me but now i understand it, somtimes it better cause they can press harder then a woman, there is a definate differnce, but their both good
i watch a lot of massage videos, actually so far your the best therapist iv seen
This really calms me down
Wish I could find someone like you in Fort Worth...I really need this on my lower back.
I’m not sure whether the question “what pressure you ld like today” and her answer “medium” have established the actual pressure the client wants and the therapist can deliver. My medium pressure in most cases is “much too strong” for most. I think normal pressure should be applied first and then feedback from client will determine whether it’s “medium” for them or not. I normally ask for strong, but it never is as strong as I want🤨
Agreed. People have different pain tolerance levels. I find it useful to use a "painscale" 1 - 10 and request feedback within the first few minutes. Once the pressure is agreed upon the therapist can check in a few minutes afterwards to be sure
@@muneeradarries9044 I've tried that and this works for me too. In fact, it's the best way for the client to give feedback. We agree that pressure around "10" would be their "perfect" pressure. So when it goes higher or lower, they just shout out the number and I reduce or increase the pressure by the number of points to reach their "10".👍
this is actually a really good video! please make more
*Envy* just from watching!
Why did you stop making videos? This looks like an amazing massage.
If you notice, it's a professional commercial designed for UA-cam.
@@ejasonrichmond I was not asking you...
@@TerraRyzin10 it should have been obvious what type of video it is.
@@ejasonrichmond stop replying to me
@@ejasonrichmondshe got a bad response from your reply 😂
Hope camera position is more clear
Malia is gorgeous 😍
I'd have liked more of a close up from the back angle as it's hard to see precision.
assistindo sua aula do Brasil.
What are the covers for the face hole called?
Good video. A camera angle from the back offset to the right would be better.
Where can i order a chair like this? Please reply.
Muito bom 🙏 obrigado 🌹😘
The techniques are too exhausting to do this on multiple clients. The therapist is not using her body weight at all . And she kneaded too much with her thumbs and fingers. I use a lot of my palms and forearms and my own body weight to give pressure on body parts . I do not use any oil or cream. A client does not want this to affect his or her clothing. I also stretch the clients arms and back. I also preform a massage on the legs.
But then again. There are so many different techniques To preform a massage on a chair.
Agree with you. first thing that caught my attention was the therapist's body mechanics were not great for long lasting massage. Burn out quickly. Yes there are better ways to protect your body and give the client the relief they want.
Please do a video of your chair massage; I'd like to see the stretches you use. I also agree with using your body weight to save on hands, thumbs, and energy.
I agree as far as using the thumbs and oil and thumb kneading on the neck. I think this was a great chair massage for a single chair massage session but not wise for multiple; which so far the most chair massage sessions I've done have been 9 (15 minute) at a time. I made sure to use proper body mechanics, had a stool to sit on if I did hand work; and I was exhausted and sore for 3 days afterward. Hahaha! I have been an LMT for 5 1/2 years and it still goes to show that any new variance in routine will make you sore; no matter how much experience you have. 🤣
Also- it's odd to use oil on the neck under a client's shirt; that might just be me? I always thought the entire purpose of a chair massage was to provide quick, effective muscle relief without removing articles of clothing or using a massage medium.
In my experience, folks enjoy ROM with extremities. Circumduction with arms, hand/finger/wrist ROM. Focus work on areas that seem to be "forgotten" but used so repititiously. And of course- get all up in that scalp! Suboccipital work will either have them crying for more or crying from pain- which is a sign that either way they need to be WORKED!
Great job, Malia! Thank you for your professionalism and sharing your videos.
I need to buy a portable massage chair.. Anybody please recommend
What do you need it for...
I love getting massages I don't care if it's a man or woman massaging me
at first i was scared of another dude massaging me but now i understand it, somtimes it better cause they can press harder then a woman, there is a definate differnce, but their both good