Providing Relaxation Massages
in Wagga Wagga
Helping You Unwind
Relaxation massage involves a system of long strokes, kneading, friction, tapping, percussion, vibration and shaking motions. It entails applying pressure between muscles and bones, rubbing in the same direction as the flow of blood returning to the heart. Relaxation massage is intended to leave you feeling reinvigorated and calm. At Master Your Journey in Wagga Wagga, Janine offers relaxation massage therapies tailored to your needs.
The main purpose of relaxation massage is to increase the oxygen flow in the blood and release toxins from the muscles. Some of the benefits include shortening recovery time from muscular strain, increased circulation without increased heart load, stretching of ligaments and tendons, skin stimulation and the soothing of the nervous system.
Contact Janine at Master Your Journey via email or Facebook to book an appointment. She also provides remedial, sports, pregnancy and hot stone massage services. Janine will listen to your needs and recommend the appropriate massage to meet them. Providing massage therapies for clients in Wagga Wagga, Griffith, Narrandera and beyond.
Increasing Oxygen Flows
Releasing Built-Up Tension
Skin Stimulation Treatments
The Stages of a Relaxation Massage
Typically, Janine's relaxation massage process entails the following steps:
- Client consultation: She will ask you about your medical history, current health condition and any specific concerns or areas of tension you would like addressed during the massage.
- Preparation: You will be asked to lie down on a massage table. Janine may use warm towels or blankets to cover your body and create a comfortable and relaxing environment.
- Effleurage strokes: Janine will begin by using long, gliding strokes called effleurage to warm up the muscles and prepare them for deeper massage techniques.
- Kneading and petrissage strokes: She will use kneading and petrissage strokes to work out any knots or tension in the muscles. These techniques involve pressing, rolling and squeezing the muscles.
- Trigger point therapy: If Janine identifies specific areas of tension or pain, she may use trigger point therapy to apply pressure to these areas and release the tension.
- Stretching: Janine may also use stretching techniques to help improve flexibility and reduce muscle tension.
- Closing: The massage will typically end with a few minutes of gentle, relaxing strokes to help you transition back to a state of wakefulness.
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