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 Fijian massage employs techniques learned from the inhabitants of the Fijian Islands. This deep, yet soothing, massage technique uses one foot that kneads all the muscles, relieving tension and pain. The therapist may sit or stand and the client may remain clothed while reclining on a floor mat. Fijian massage does not use oils or lotions.
Benefits to Therapists- Gives an extension of health services
- Saves therapist's hands, arms and shoulders
- Can be given while therapist is seated
- No massage wax or oil required
- No table needed
- Padding needed is normally found in the home i.e. pillows, towels and blankets
- Can give a deeper massage with less energy
- Very effective for scar tissue
- Adds a professional choice for the massage office or clinic
- Creates interest and questions as this is an unique form of therapy
- Helps to exercise the legs, feet and hips
- Can be given to clients with a very strong solid build
Benefits to Clients- In many cases works faster to help or heal damaged or tight muscles
- No wax or oil is used so no staining of clothing
- Is great for clients preferring a deeper massage
- Although very deep it is also relaxing
- Can be done with clothing on or on bare skin
- Is good for clients who have a difficult time getting up on a table
- Benefits muscle problems on arms, hands, upper chest, back, shoulders, legs, hips, feet and neck
- Is interesting to try a different technique
- Gives client a choice of therapies
- Teaches clients of other cultures
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