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Thai Massage, also called lazy man's yoga or traditional massage,
is an Asian floor massage technique incorporating stretching and
smooth flowing massage strokes to stimulate circulation and flexibility.
Thai Massage is usually done in loose, comfortable clothing and uses
pillows to support the client during the massage session. Thai Massage
grew increasingly popular in the West in the twentieth century, and is
commonly chosen for older and more fragile clients because it is more
gentle than Swedish style massage.
Thai Massage has been practiced in Thailand for thousands of years,
and many other Asian countries incorporate massage into their healing
traditions. Traditionally, Thai Massage was performed by monks, who
included other Ayurvedic healing practices with their massage sessions.
In addition to massage, monks also offered dietary advice, herbs, and
spiritual counseling with the aim of clients developing healthy bodies
and spirits. Thai Massage began to move out of the temple and into a
variety of other settings in the twentieth century, and many Thai hospitals
offer massage as part of treatment.
When Westerners began to travel more frequently in Thailand, many
became interested in Thai Massage techniques, studying them and
integrating them into massage practices at home. Several Masters
of Thai Massage have traveled to the United States and Europe,
offering advanced training to students who are interested in it.
Several massage schools offer certification in Thai Massage,
although requirements vary from location to location.
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