I use the rhythm of my breath as much as possible through out the practice. For
extended sessions: over 90 minutes I do some of the sen lines along the legs as
well as foot pressing the hamstrings (different angle) while they are in
sidelying position.
rich
----- Original Message -----
From: dude
To: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 8:31 PM
Subject: The Ancient Massage Foundation Re: thumb walking


--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
> I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
> year. However, since my practice is based primarily on
> Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
> years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
>
> Until a few weeks ago.
>
> It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
> it. However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
> minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
> session ,because by then I'm done with most positions. One thing I
> have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
> I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
> routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
> What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
> fast? ANy suggestions?
>
> Beth


Aloha Beth,
What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
Steve








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