90 Minute Tsunami Massage

Service Description

Experience the soothing and powerful technique of the Tsunami Massage. Using my legs, arms, and body weight in rhythmic movements to create a wave-like sensation that washes away tension and pain. With the use of arms and legs simultaneously I am able to target multiple muscles at once, maximizing the benefits of your session. By using my Knees that are a much larger surface area than my thumbs or elbows allow for a multitude of benefits such as.. Even Pressure Distribution: A larger tool, such as My knee, can distribute pressure more evenly across the muscle surface. This prevents concentrated pressure points that might feel too intense and lead to discomfort. When pressure is more evenly spread out, it encourages the muscle fibers to relax without resistance. Deeper Penetration: Larger tools can cover more surface area at once and allow for deeper, more consistent pressure. This deeper reach helps to target and release tension in larger muscle groups more effectively than smaller tools such as an elbow or a thumb, promoting relaxation throughout the muscle and fascia. Increased Surface Contact: The larger the tool, the greater the surface area in contact with the body. This provides more sensory input, which helps the brain register the sensation as soothing and calming, signaling the muscles to release tension. It also helps stimulate blood flow over a broader area, aiding in the relaxation and healing process. Reduced Muscle Guarding: When muscles experience sustained, even pressure, they are less likely to react with muscle guarding, which is a natural reflex to pain or discomfort. A larger tool helps to prevent this by providing a steady, consistent force, allowing muscles to soften and unwind more easily. Promotes Overall Relaxation: Using my arms, legs, and body weight together makes them ideal for long, fluid strokes. This helps to create a rhythm and flow that promotes relaxation in the nervous system, rather than the abrupt, potentially jarring motions of smaller tools such as thumbs, elbows, or hands alone.