JasonYogaBoy - Experienced Male massage therapist in New York City, NY

Do you remember your first client ? Tell us something about that first day when you decided to be a Masseur!

The first time I came to work as a customer, I was so scared that I was sweating all over... It took me more than ten days to learn foot bathing before I learned each item for seventy minutes. I was so nervous that my toes were clenched and I was sweating all over. Then my first customer was A male college student came with his girlfriend and I was assigned a boy. My colleague pressed a girl and asked me to speak politely. I just couldn’t open my mouth.
My colleagues were the ones to talk about the whole process. It was OK.
During the process, the customer suddenly ouched and I asked, "Did you apply too much force?" He said, "You pressed my bones."
I didn't know how to answer the call for a moment.
I didn’t say anything, I’m sorry, I forgot to say it. I kept pressing the button until the end, and I wanted to say the concluding remarks. The colleague who answered the bell said it, and I stood there for a long time before I said: Well... I wish you a good rest, but I was still thinking about it. For a long time, this couple of customers looked at me eagerly. I wanted to find a hole to crawl in.
OMG... luckily the customers are really nice
He didn't blame me or anything.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be a Masseur?

In addition to preventing injuries during the massage, the masseur also needs to stretch and relax before and after the massage.
The best protection is to fully stretch your fingers, elbows and shoulders before working. Just like an athlete preparing before a game.
In addition, after each massage, it is important not only to stretch but also to shake your hands. Because everyone has an aura, and the quality of the aura will affect us to some extent.
I remember a masseuse told an experience. Her client was a cancer patient. She came to her for post-recovery massage after chemotherapy. During the leg massage, she suddenly felt something entering her body. She felt very uncomfortable and extremely cold. It took her a long time to resolve it. This is the disease energy entering the body of the masseur, which shows that the aura has a great impact on people, especially those who have been seriously ill.
Therefore, masseurs must protect their important acupoints during massage, and Laogong acupoint is one of them. I usually use my fingers to cover this acupoint, and I never use my palms to directly touch large acupoints such as Yongquan acupoint. After a massage, shaking hands

How would you like someone that contacts you for a massage to feel when they leave?

I am very happy because my massage skills have been recognized and helped by him, and I hope that he will come to me for massage services again in the near future.