Thai Yoga Massage Review (beautifulomyoga)
Pros
* No need to strip down (clothes on)* Don't need to know any yoga
* Relaxing
* Restorative yoga poses that open the body
* Passive
* Ideal for all ages
Cons
* Won't become flexible by doing this* There's no certification required to be a thai massage therapist
* Not offered or recognized by many massage studios
Full Review
Thai Yoga Massage or Thai Massage is a type of yoga massage that originated in India. This practice was meant to embrace and appreciate love and kindness through Meta (Heal through touch).
Thai Yoga Massage has guiding principles just like Anusara Yoga has alignment principles- to work sen-lines all over the body.
In order to perform a Thai Yoga Massage, one must learn a few basic stances:
- Thai-Chi Stand (stand with right leg facing inward and to the front of the body )
- Open Diamond (sit with knees open to make a V)
- Hero pose
- Warrior pose
- Namaskar
One must also learn to keep the arms and shoulders straight the whole time moving only the legs, swaying left to right or in whirlpool using core strength. For example a bamboo rock means swaying your body left and right keeping your arms straight the whole time. There is also palming, sweeping, kneeding and some chopping movements that are commonly used in all types of massages in Thai Yoga Massage.
A basic sequence I learned recently in Thai Yoga Massage goes:
- Namaskar
- Thai Chi Stand and rock
- Rolling Pin
- Cow Face
- Prayer Pose
- Palming In-step
- Foot Fold
- Massage Sen Lines
- Milk the Cow
- Helicopter
- Tree
- Knee to Shoulder
- Helicopter Flip
- Sole Walk
- Palming and Thumbing Sen Lines on back
- Classic Cobra
- Abdomen
- Face Massage
- Namaskar


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