A session of (osteo) Thai massage begins with a short introduction about the massage itself and the sharing of the general health conditions of the client at this very moment.
Dressed in light and stretchy clothes the client lies down comfortably on a mat or futon on the floor. A session usually lasts between 60 to 90 minutes.
The therapist uses his palms, fingers, elbows, knees, feet using his body weight and applying rhythmical pressure on the body.
The movements can vary from more dynamic, gentle rocking, pulsing and clapping to very still, hands on work, using different techniques of acupressure, thumbing, twisting and yogic stretches of Thai massage and Osteopathy’s release of tissue tension and work on restriction of mobility.
Bojan is a Certified Thai massage therapist who combines his love for healing arts and creative expression through various forms of working with the body. His Thai massage journey started with Taoistic practices and meditations, which led him to a deeper connection to the healing capacities of the body and resulting in his certification by his teacher Sanne Burger, as an Ancient Thai Massage Therapist in 2009 in The Netherlands. Since then he has been traveling the world learning with different teachers about the art of touch. In the last years, he has been intensively studying and assisting with Krishnatakis and David Lutt. Successfully finished an 18 months Master Osteothai training with the osteopaths David Lutt and Jorg Schürpf. With the blessings of his teachers, Bojan is wholeheartedly teaching various modules of Thai massage around the world.
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The Yoga Yajnavalkya is another early text on yoga that provides description of Yoga techniques and its benefits. Two of its Sanskrit palm-leaf manuscripts have been dated, one is from the early 10th-century CE and another more firmly
The Yoga Yajnavalkya is another early text on yoga that provides description of Yoga techniques and its benefits. Two of its Sanskrit palm-leaf manuscripts have been dated, one is from the early 10th-century CE and another more firmly
The Yoga Yajnavalkya is another early text on yoga that provides description of Yoga techniques and its benefits. Two of its Sanskrit palm-leaf manuscripts have been dated, one is from the early 10th-century CE and another more firmly
The Yoga Yajnavalkya is another early text on yoga that provides description of Yoga techniques and its benefits. Two of its Sanskrit palm-leaf manuscripts have been dated, one is from the early 10th-century CE and another more firmly
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