daddybeartyler's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Nov 03, 22:27

- I like my clients to feel relaxed, lighter, and looking forward to our next session.

- It's been four years and I am only getting stronger and more energized. I have a lot of years left in me.

- Study the body. Understand the skeleton, the muscular system, fascia. Explore different bodywork techniques and dive deep into the one/s that resonate with you the most. Receive massage yourself to better understand what you like and what you don't.

- Of course! There's a certain degree of my physical activity built into the work, and working with my hands allows my mind to relax.

- I have professional training and anatomical knowledge that makes my techniques more efficient and effective. My extensive experience makes it easy to follow my intuition to tightness and discomfort, and work to release both.

- The human body is a complicated set of systems working together! Training is necessary to demystify the body and equip the masseur with the understanding of how to best work with their clients. My training has helped me learn so much about my clients and how best to approach their needs and specific concerns.

- I am definitely more of a homebody, but travel is a great way to experience new things and reinforce appreciation of the home. Getting away is fantastic, and then coming home can feel even better.

- Absolutely! My success is written all over the faces of my clients as they get up from my table or mat. I love seeing the change and helping them leave stress and tension behind when they go.

- Touch has always been one of my love languages, so I was eager to learn more about how I can help people with my hands. I have also experienced massages that changed my outlook and reinvigorated my life!