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susbarb1

Posted 2006-11-13 8:27 AM (#69235)
Subject: Thai Massage:Input

Would Thai massage be helpful
as a begining yoga student? If so, why?
I feel sore a lot.
I am working on my shoulders specifically
and just attended a shoulder girdle workshop
at my studo.
I am also working towards my 200-hour
certification.
There is so much to learn...

Posted 2006-11-13 9:29 AM (#69238 - in reply to #69235)
Subject: RE: Thai Massage:Input

Thai massage would absolutely be helpful. It'll help loosen muscles, tendons, ligements, joints--and go it gently. However, I'm normally sore all the time following a particularly enthusiastic practice. While I get a little tired of hearing the phrase "deepen" as it applies to yoga asana practice, fact is, we do--thus the opportunity form soreness has continual openings to manifest itself.

susbarb1

Posted 2006-11-13 8:11 PM (#69282 - in reply to #69235)
Subject: RE: Thai Massage:Input

You know Bruce, that's what I was thinking.
As a new student I am always learning to use new muscles
or using old ones in new ways.
Thus, I am always sore.
Certainly it must stop at some point!

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