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Chair massage; Is it a good job?
With chair massage, you can easily enjoy the fulfillment and gratification that comes from making people feel great. chair massage is a very satisfying job, seeing people, almost instantaneously transformed by your massage. People come tensed and stressed out. Within minutes they are relaxed. You can combine chair massage with table massage in your practice, or have an exclusive chair massage practice. You don't need to rent office space or buy a lot of expensive equipment. The massage chair you carry is portable and can be set up anywhere, and you can begin to earn $1 to $2 a minute, with the average session lasting 10 to 30 minutes. Chair massage is one of the most economical and effective ways to help reduce the effects of stress. It makes massage accessible to the mainstream public. It’s the kind of massage that everybody loves. Onsite Chair Massage is a great incentive, an added value to have in a company’s office or at an event.
Chair massage; What is it? Is it a therapy?
Yes it is a therapy. Chair massage is a method of muscle manipulation, pressure point massage therapy, and energy balancing applied to specific points throughout the body, while the client is comfortably seated. It is a bodywork session, given in a specially designed chair, of course called a massage chair. the massage chair has comfortable supports for the face, arms, legs, and a comfortable place for the body. Chair massage may be done electronically, but the far better chair massage is done by hand, or both. Chair massage is a technique that can decrease tension and increase feelings of physical/mental relaxation and complete renewal. It is an energizing, yet relaxing routine to the scalp/head, neck, shoulders, back, arms, hands and sometimes even feet. The chair massage session is mostly performed at the client's location, so no time is lost in transit, or in high traffic areas. During the chair massage session the client is positioned fully clothed (no disrobing is required). Chair Massage is un-intrusive. No oil or cream is used during the session. It is a routine that takes only 10-30 minutes. Clients can go on their coffee break at the office, get a chair massage, and be back at their desks within minutes, feeling alert and more productive than ever!
Chair massage; Where to do it?
You can do Chair Massage in spas, resorts, casinos, malls, corporations, hospitals, golf courses, a stadium sporting event, a pharmacy, a company picnic, a bank promotion, in a condominium, fitness centers, cruise ships, airports, any vacation spot, bars, movie sets, hotels, restaurant’s waiting area, tradeshows, retail stores, community events, fairs, charity events, marinas, promotional events, craft shows, massage parties, on beaches, in parks, taxi stands, laundromats, construction sites, truck stops, in peoples homes, and even on the street.
Chair massage; What techniques are used? Is it a massage?
Yes, it is a form of massage, just with different positioning. One can do almost all types of massage as chair massage. Swedish, Shiatsu, and many more, and even some unique techniques that were designed specifically for the chair. Of course, with chair massage, you will not be able to do al areas of the body, or massage in the same way as on a table or on the floor mat. However neither can you on the table or on a floor mat, do exactly the same massage as on a chair massage!
Chair massage; is it for your client?
Is your client stressed out and overworked? Do their muscles ache from a workout in the gym, or from their job, or from working in their garden? They need a chair massage! Muscles feel better and recover faster, from overexertion, when they are being worked on by a chair massage professional.
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