Prices: For specific pricing details, visit the respective therapist’s bio page in “Meet The Team” section
(Please confirm with therapist when booking)



Prices: For specific pricing details, visit the respective therapist’s bio page in “Meet The Team” section
(Please confirm with therapist when booking)
Dive into the world of Table Thai Massage, a combo of traditional Thai moves tweaked for a comfy massage table. Let’s break down the basics.
Table Thai Massage blends the unique compression and stretching poses of Traditional Thai Massage with the added benefits of Deep Tissue and Swedish techniques. The session is a dynamic experience where the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints benefit from movement and massage. Although Thai massage is traditionally done on a mat on the floor with the recipient fully clothed, many techniques can be used effectively on a massage table.
It combines a variety of stretching movements applied slowly; in patterns of gentle rocking and rhythmic muscle compressions, joint mobilization, and acupressure points. Thai massage is a traditional massage technique that combines deep tissue pressure, muscle and joint stretching, and gentle manipulations of the body. Research has shown Thai massage to beneficial for pain relief and for easing symptoms of depression and anxiety. Thai one uses more superficial pressure and touch. Thai treatment isn’t gentle stroking but lots of pulling and stretching, while deep tissue involves a lot of intense pressure. Thai Massage is a yoga-style treatment, applying medium to hard pressure with some stretching. If you’re looking to maintain this new flexibility, you’ll want to attend regular Thai massage sessions. Monthly sessions can be incredibly effective in increasing and maintaining flexibility. Alternatively, a one-time session will also allow you to reap the benefits of this massage. People often say that after a Thai massage they feel not only relaxed but also rejuvenated. Research has shown that Thai massage can increase a person’s physical energy levels. It’s normal to feel sore after a massage. After stimulating muscles that you may not usually use, you might experience delayed onset muscle soreness. This is a physical response to the inflammation as your body heals. This can happen if your muscles aren’t accustomed to massage. Harmonizing body, mind and soul – An authentic Thai massage is meant to calm your mind and nervous system. This helps to channelize your energy within and has been regarded as an effective measure to cure anxiety, depression or sensitivity.
Table Thai Massage offers a practical blend of Thai techniques on a massage table. Try it out to unwind, find balance, and recharge your body and mind.
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Phone No: 085 110 5062
Availability: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays