How's your back?

[Reku]

I know this may seem like a weird topic/question - but do you think your back is better off or worse off since you commenced getting massages from MPAs. Granted there are many many long hard benefits to seeing MPAs, I for example am a much calmer person than I used to be, but do you think your back is better off or worse off. I had a sports-related injury occur a couple years ago and my back still isn't quite back to normal. I'm just wondering if my MPAs are reversing the healing/strengthening that my RMT provided to me.

Any thoughts?

I am actually taking a break from MPAs for a bit & have noticed my back actually feels a bit better now....my hormones are another story...lol.

 

[Kristy]

When I've gone to an an mp with back ache it has always felt better (or no worse than when I came in).

Most massages should be good for you as it does help increase skin density and blood flow. How good depends on the skill of the practitioner.

 

[Pompal 09.]

my back is less hairy since going for massages...actually so are my palms. What a great hobby! Thanks ladies

 

[manny]

No doubt that back pain can be exacerbated by stress, so massage, if done properly, can lessen back pain at least for a short period of time. We know what the primary benefits of service are, sure, the secondary benefits must be considered as well. Thank you for an intelligent question.

 

[Paperlilly]

No doubt the thinner wallet puts less strain on your back when you sit down

 

[the man]

Yes, less stress = better back.

But:

1. Neck and shoulders are typically in a knot after a session involving contorted positions for an extended period of time.

2. Have had an MPA screw up my neck and shoulders for days as she had vigorously massaged me with her elbows...I guess she thought that it was Shiatsu...I just that it was s**t. (she is very fit and has a slightly dom side to her, I think, so maybe she just wanted to inflict pain, but dunno).

 

[luiselbatigol1981]

MPA's massage your back?

 

[Negeshia]

It does help at least on temporary basis.

A fair amount of mpa give excellent back rubs.

 

[swayyde12]

On the other hand, I can think of at least one SP that provides a very good massage.

 

[Tada!(sparklesparkle)]

Been cutting back on release type of session, except for odd session with 1 of my fav. Going to mostly Tunia type of places.


Saw an RMT today to use up the benefits. The lady had strongest fingers ever experienced plus a pair of tough elbows. I love hard massages but this RMT had was deadly. She's can turn into a pro wrestler with her mean forearm to clothline someone.

It was memorable session. She started with lots of lotions and a soft touch down the spine. I'm the type to refuse acknowledge pain especially from a woman. Usually they pickup on cues like clinch fists, twitching or generally turn body to avoid pressure of tender points. At one point, I even held my breath and tense the body, worried her elbow would crack my spine as she attempt to fix my many year of back problem in just 1 session.

I'm a believer with pain comes great relief (of stress build-up). Felt like a S&M session as she had her tummy and almost my head between her thighs as I lay face down while she attempt for leverage for more pressure. If she was like this at end of busy day, I hate to feel how her earlier app't would be like.

She ask me to turn over and finish off with a quick soft touch but I barely felt a thing trying to erase the massage pain from my mind.

The body is achy as I type. Will see tomorrow if this was stress-release or painful experience.

Now back to MPA, so tempting these days given many young girls with good attitude. Hard to cut down on sessions.

 

[Pompal 09.]

I go for duo's. My back always feels twice as good as it did before I went in.