What is a Ched Hak massage?
Ched Hak is an ancient Lanna technique to remove toxins from the body by wiping or marking.
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Here are some of the most common questions about the types of Thai massage.
Ched Hak is an ancient Lanna technique to remove toxins from the body by wiping or marking.
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A Yam Khang massage is a Lanna-style Thai healing practice in which a practitioner uses fire, oils, and feet.
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Thai foot massage blends mat-based Thai footwork with seated Thai reflexology—thumb pressure, stretches and optional stick for feet, ankles and calves.
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Thai Oil Massage treatments mix Thai Traditional Massage, Ayurvedic and Western massage and Thai herbalism.
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A Thai cupping massage uses glass, silicone, or bamboo cups that suction the skin and drag toxins from deep within muscles and soft tissue to the surface.
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Tok Sen massage is a Northern Thai Lanna therapy using a wooden mallet and wedge to tap sen lines, send healing vibrations, and relieve tension.
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A Herbal Compress massage (Luk Pra Kob) uses a hot compress comprised of medicinal herbs wrapped in cotton to work the sen lines.
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Royal Thai massage uses techniques that retain a respectful distance between the therapist and the client.
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In Folk Thai massage, practitioners work over the client to efficiently apply acupressure using body weight.
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