I mean like do you massage with no shoes at all? Just bare feet to the ground? Do you recommend it or use an anti-fatigue mat or would those barefoot shoes be better? I have high arches, mostly pain in my metatarsals from leaning too much (without realizing it) on the balls of my feet.
I don't have experience in either (although I enjoy taking pics with my iPhone). I want to sign up for a class at my college to focus on a creative pursuit. Both seem to have steep learning curves. If anyone of you do these what are some benefits/drawbacks to these hobbies? What about the rewards? Photography seems expensive, drawing seems like such a slow process. But both seem so cool. I guess I'm leaning towards more photography but idk. Can you talk a little bit about the learning curve and your experience with classes (if you took them) and how you tackle this hobby?
New LMT at first spa job. Since I've started I've really improved my deep tissue and firm pressure (it used to be my #1 complaint from student clinic clients). But now that I've nailed down my flow and have gotten compliments on my deep tissue, I want to continue to learn some good techniques. Any recommendations for a good course on deep tissue techniques? I know there is Massage Sloth and Rebel Massage on YouTube but am looking for more indepth techniques that cover a full flow, instead of short 5 min videos. Or did you do a course somewhere in-person that you could rave about?
My new guy is a Cancer. He's very loving, loyal, albeit a little clingy and moody. He told me I change my mind a lot and am restless. I am a little flighty. So what are your experiences with a Sag and do they drive you crazy, lol?