MagicHandsDavid's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Nov 07, 2022

- Well my first real paying client was a man whose back was so tight that he got electrolysis once a week to loosen it up. I would struggle to loosen that back even now. But I didn't give up and finally after 90 minutes of very intense massage, his back loosened a bit. I was sweaty and drained and didn't give a massage for almost 24 hours, but I feel like the massage was successful.

- Well my day job now is remodeling houses and that takes up the majority of my time so I generally tell my clients that.

- In my spare time I usually do art of some sort. Whether it's painting, screen printing, drawing, making crystal wrap jewelry, or just doing something creative, art really is my hobby. Also I collect crystals.

- Get the training and immerse yourself in it at first, preferably working full time. Then before you get burnt out, maybe switch it up and go to part-time.

- I just a regular guy. I don't have a perfect body but I am still a decent looking guy, so generally men feel more comfortable around me. And I have strong hands, training, and give a damn good massage. I think all that combined sets me apart from the rest.

- So I started my massage therapy career really when I started the massage therapy at Gulf Coast State in 2016 and graduated in 2017 so 6 years now.

- I love to travel and travel to close to Chattanooga cities over the weekend almost every weekend.

- Maybe not to be successful, but great technique and being a people person goes a very long way so extensive training is somewhat necessary to get your technique down.

- I would like them to feel good, mentally and physically. Hopefully already looking forward to the next massage.

- Honestly I dated a massage therapist and kinda caught the bug myself.

- Well after they contact me, I was them to be in anticipation for the massage and thinking, "He was a nice guy." After the massage, I would like them to feel satisfied, happy, and somewhat like jello.

- It depends on how you define success I guess. I did it full time for a while and even when you love something, full time of anything can take the fun out of it. But now that I do it part time again, I have fell in love with it all over again. And that shows in my massages. So yes. I think I am a successful Masseur.

- Yes. I will miss it. I love meeting new people and generally make people very comfortable so usually I make quick friends with most of my clients.