Massage Techniques for Comfort and Healing

Direction for venous drainage suggests applying pressure towards the heart.

To avoid counterproductive effects, lymphatic drainage should be done away from the nearest lymph nodes.

Mirandilla recommends starting with 'Hagod' techniques before 'Haplos'.

For massage continuity, it is advised to have abrupt transitions between strokes.

Selecting massage speed should be solely based on the therapist's preference.

Adjusting massage depth is not necessary and does not depend on factors like client age or muscle tone.

Maintaining consistent rhythm throughout a massage is important, with slow rhythm for vigorous massages.

It is important to maintain correct posture during a massage, including keeping the back straight and shoulders relaxed.

Concentration should be maintained during a massage to ensure continuity and rhythm.

It is recommended to neglect small areas during a massage to achieve even coverage over the entire area.

The duration of applying pressure for a body massage is usually one hour, with specific time allocations for different body parts.

Stride Standing is recommended for up and down massage, while Walk Standing is used for working across the body.