and also known in Thailand as "nuat phaen boran", that had been traditionally used over 2500 years ago that merged with their traditional medicine...
"Lazy Man's Yoga," as they call it. Typically a 90 minute treatment (or longer) Thai Massage incorporates facilitated stretching with deep-tissue massage. You're clothed, and the massage takes place on a mat on the floor, where the therapist will assist you in stretching, pushing you farther than you can think you can go, massaging your muscles along the way.
Either way, the treatment requires a degree of openness and willingness to communicate, but it can be incredibly beneficial. TRY IT AT: Nuat Thai Pit-Os for 1 hr, Php 199.00)call : 032. 410.6498
via http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_massage
http://www.spamagazine.com/gallery/15-cool-spa-treatments-try-now by Amy Westervelt
Monday, July 18
Four-Hands Massage
More is not always better, but in the case of massage, more therapists really do create a superior experience. It's not just that Four Hands are better than two; it's that two therapists can move around you and work on you in ways that provide a sort of sensory overload, in a good way. It's important to note that although their work is largely synced, there are times when the therapists will be doing different things and working on different parts of the body - a fact that can be surprising mid-treatment if you expect twin motions the whole time...
try it @ Nuat Thai Pit-Os ...please call (032) 4106498
via 15 Cool Treatments to Try Now by Amy Westervelt
Saturday, July 16
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