Post from Tim:
Thai massage is not gentle. It is a deep tissue, cracking, kicking, and squirming event. The massuse's hands are not enough to do the job. She must use her feet, elbows, and legs with equal abandon.The Buddhist temple of Wat Po runs a well known Thai massage school that came highly recommended to us by two people we met while travelling. One traveller's massage at Wat Po cured her long-term leg injury. The other traveller's massage caused her to orgasm on the table. (The former had no need to return. The latter returned every day for a week.)
So Michelle and I went to Wat Po to see for ourselves. The massage room was large and full of beds - no clothing was removed, so there was not much need of privacy. The massuse started with my legs and worked up. She pressed deeply into my muscles and cracked the joints in my fingers, the joints in my feet, and my spine.
I moaned, stretched, crunched, and left bouncing with energy.
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