Michelle@Bayview TuiNa

[jomonjimmy]

After trying first to get into Jun Jun and than Jun Jun II with no luck (doors were locked), ventured out to this place. I have to say the massage was as good or better. While a hard massage at most places consists of a light tickle, Michelle really worked the knots out in me.

A previous thread mentioned a lady by the name of Sabina gave the best massage here...well, if it gets better than what I got today, damn, I'm going back.

For those looking for extras or beauty queens, this is probably not the place to go. But for those looking for a very very good and hard massage, this seems to be a good alternative to (the now defunct?) Jun Jun.

BTW, anybody know what TuiNa means? I am guessing it is the *different* style of massage employed here (the attendant stepping on your back), but ain't sure.

 

[Tris]

Tui Na is the oldest known system of massage. Originating in China, it is recorded in the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine since 2300 B.C. as one of the five major therapies of the time. Tui Na has remained an organized and systematically developed system of massage since that time. It focuses upon the use of a variety of hand techniques to relieve pain, harmonize the flow of qi and blood through the body and restore functional anatomy.