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thumb walking

When you're thumb-walking the sen lines of the leg, do
you walk the entire line or just points along the
line? Also, how much pressure do you use?

I tend to walk each of the lines completely with firm
pressure, but I find I have a back ache at the end of
giving each massage from being bent over my client for
so long. Any suggestions?

Mark

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Hello People, Nice to be here and to be a new member of this group. I'm a qualified Thai Practitioner in Melbourne, Australia and Thai Massage is getting ...	deo_hendrix	May 29, 2002 11:33 am
When you're thumb-walking the sen lines of the leg, do you walk the entire line or just points along the line? Also, how much pressure do you use? I tend to...	M W nothimtheoth...	May 30, 2002 2:23 am
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