Thai massage is performed on a massage mat while wearing loosely fitting clothes which ensures room to move in every aspect (more than 150 positons).
It also can be applied on a massage table or chair, with a restricted number of positions.
The massage is given with full physical play, working with thumbs, fingers, heels and palms of hands, elbows, forearms, knees and feet.
Using the graviation of the body weight combined with breathing, Thai massage follows energy lines called "Sen Sib" and acupressure points.

Additional streching positions (passive streching according to the recipients condition and tolerance) remind us of yoga positions which source is the Ayurvedic medicine. Therefore Thai massage is also stated as Thai yoga massage.
Thai massage is a holistic treatment providing a beneficial impact to all of our body systems and the maintanance of the free flow of our energies.
As a prevention Thai massage is suitable for every age. One session takes approximately 1 to 3 hours.

• to develop a performance with smooth movements.
• to customize the pressure and the duration to the physical condition of the recipient.
• to develop skilful distribution of one's own body weight to avoid giver's exhaustion.

• to maintain a free flow of energy in our body, to dissolve any energy blockages and to provide mental well-being.
• to increase flexibility of muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints.
• to realease superficial and deeper tensions.
• to reduce the level of stress.

Thai massage is an ancient healing art and in its current form since about 1000 years part of Traditional Thai Medicine.
Today it has a high priority in health care and is highly recognized and practiced in all sections of the Thai population.

Sources are assumed to date back 4000 Years ago before the Thai people immigrated from China to Thailand.
Similarities between Thai and Chinese are regocnized as well as influences of the Ayurvedic principles of life energy, life elements and Yoga.
The theory of energy flow through the network of energy pathways throughout our body is another similarity.
This enery is called Life force, Chi or Prana. The energy pathways are called Sen Sib, Meridians or Nadies.