GeorgeCMT - Experienced Male massage therapist in Las Vegas, NV

Some people say that being a Masseur is addictive. Would you miss your Masseur days ?

Yes I can say is very addicting because a lot of my massages out of the spread of the moment, for the same day service. So this is the part when it gets exciting.. weather it's a new client or a repeat client..I look forward meeting with them. When is a new client I can't wait to see who he is and it's usually a very nice guy. when it's a repeat client it's also the case because I know him from before so it's nice to see him again. I live for my Vocation. And I'm a people's person so it makes it easier for me to welcome my client to my home.. Thank you

Do you consider yourself a successful Masseur?

Yes I consider myself a successful masseur because I as I stated on my first question when they look up in their faces and I look into their eyes and they thanking me for the massage and I see the gratitude and so it's not a matter of how many massages I do in a day, or in a week, or in the month but, it's in the fact that I do it right and that I have my best interest at heart in their well-being not about making the money, but also it's a win-win situation

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

Would you be coming on my sword you actually becoming many things, you have to become an athlete, because to do your job effectively without injuring yourself you have to maintain yourself in Top Notch physical condition.
You're also to an extent a dancer, because you're performing choreography on your clients, that means as a quality Masseur you will develop awareness on how to coordinate the movements.. your fingers, hands, feet and torso. To give us seamless a performance as possible..

I think the best most swords are also musicians, integrating the mastered techniques to create an organic intentional flow instead of a mechanical process like music. Massage has rhythms, tones, chords, consonances and dissonances, introductions, climaxes and denouements..

Great my source are also psychologists.
So much of the aches and pains people store in their shoulders, upper and lower back, glutes and legs, is the body's difensive's response to emotional stress. A masseur's challange is to read the body's language as, stress, connecting knotted, spasmed muscles and stiff joists, with a terrorizing boss, or a needy spouse, even seen a Masseur is stressful for some people