why do the good massage ladys come from chiang mai

[CharlieH]

I am not here to "tutor" you. I have given my opinion and stated why I have it,based on my experience and knowledge of the subject.

 

I am not debating with you further as you seem intent on arguing for the sake of it.

 

Have a great day.

[BigKahuna]

11 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Firstly I never said it was "bad" I commented with my opinion on the dangers of unqualified practitioners and potential hazzards.

 

Your "example" is of "swedish" massage which is entirely different to Thai massage and you gave a "benefit"which we were not even discussing.

Thai massage involves a lot of stretching like yoga.

 

Anyone who has studied massage/yoga would know of the benefits.

 

Especially someone with "20 years" experience.

 

Odd that someone with that much experience doesnt know much about Thai massage on a Thai forum

[BigKahuna]

5 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

I am not here to "tutor" you. I have given my opinion and stated why I have it,based on my experience and knowledge of the subject.

 

I am not debating with you further as you seem intent on arguing for the sake of it.

 

Have a great day.

So which school did you study at?

 

Do you have a degree in Physio or Osteo or anything?

 

Opinions are fine but facts are better.

[CharlieH]

5 minutes ago, BigKahuna said:

Thai massage involves a lot of stretching like yoga.

 

Anyone who has studied massage/yoga would know of the benefits.

 

Especially someone with "20 years" experience.

 

Odd that someone with that much experience doesnt know much about Thai massage on a Thai forum

For the last time - we were not discussing "benefits" !!

 

That was a direction you took.

 

I am certainly not justifying myself to you, nor about to give you my resume.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[BigKahuna]

Just now, CharlieH said:

For the last time - we were not discussing "benefits" !!

 

That was a direction you took.

 

I am certainly not justifying myself to you, nor about to give you my resume.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The OP eas talking about good massages. Good massage = benefits.

 

If no benefits nobody would get one.

[JHolmesJr]

benefits are obvious….removes the "knots" in muscles, probably alleviates the build up of acid in tissue, and helps drain lymph nodes.

 

amirite?

[Khon Kaen Dave]

Wow! that shooting back and forth of quickfire responses and retorts, it should have been "massage at the Ok Coral"

[CharlieH]

Off topic posts removed.

[mrwebb8825]

The best place I've ever found for a massage is in a hospital with a medical expert training them.

[BigKahuna]

Best Ive had all over 35yo and know good elbow and knee techniques for back and good feet techniques for legs.

 

 

[yogavnture]

their is no debate. it is healthy.  proven fact ask any major hospital doctor.  what is disturbing is that  happy massage has cheapened this ancient art.   if u want to debate.  debate whether prostate massage is healthy.  that's fair enuf. but regular massage their is no debate.  Charlie u need a massage!!!!!!!

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[Wilsonandson]

their is no debate. it is healthy.  proven fact ask any major hospital doctor.  what is disturbing is that  happy massage has cheapened this ancient art.   if u want to debate.  debate whether prostate massage is healthy.  that's fair enuf. but regular massage their is no debate.  Charlie u need a massage!!!!!!!

Wow! that shooting back and forth of quickfire responses and retorts, it should have been "massage at the Ok Coral"

Maybe Chiang Mai girls have longer fingers than Isaan girls and can reach the g spot better.

[yogavnture]

3 hours ago, Wilsonandson said:

 

 

 

 

Maybe Chiang Mai girls have longer fingers than Isaan girls and can reach the g spot better.

 

 

 

 

comments like that cheapen the art of massage which is a true art.

[BigKahuna]

One could argue so is s..