JacksonKCMO's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Sep 25, 2020

- I think so absolutely. Youd never want to hurt someone. You want to learn and understand how to treat and renew the exact areas that need attention. The more training you have the better variety of techniques you can offer

- I travel a few times a year. Not as much as id like. Funny though i would probably be described as a homebody

- I became a masseur to help people heal. Life in general is filled with turmoil, stress and absurdly busy schedules. I want to remind my clients to enjoy the moment. To breathe. Stretch. Seek rejuvenation and appreciate the powerful healing through touch.

- I want my client to feel happy, respected, reassured, super relaxed, tingly and a little sore.

- I count my success with each new session. Each time one of my clients leaves smiling and all stretched out and able to move in a healthy way again, i fee like my day has been a success.

- I DO remember my first client. He was so sweet and so accommodating to me as he knew this was the first time i had accepted a new client. I remember his body was beautiful and i enjoyed the touch and making him feel better. So many knots. I think i worked on him for nearly two hours.