- Dec 3, 2012
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Can anyone give me some tips on how to search for a serious massage therapist? I don't really know what to search for, and the places that are coming up just seem like places that chicks go to for a relaxing spa day. I just spent an hour and a half at the chick that my g/f goes to and I literally feel exactly like I did when I went in, just covered in fucking oil. If anything, my lower back might actually hurt more from laying on that damn table. This chick was talking about stagnant blood and reflexology, and I nearly walked out before we even started. I don't tolerate pseudoscience and new-age voodoo well.
I've got some herniated disks in my lumbar that I want some work on, as well as one leg that's longer than the other and my left shoulder isn't moving symmetrically with the right. When I was at the physical therapist for my back a few years ago he noticed that my shoulder blades don't move the same way when I move in a pressing motion.
So, short story long, what terms do I need to search for to find a real massage therapist? Like someone that works on athletes and knows how to actually help fix problems. Or do I just need to go to the physical therapist again?
I've got some herniated disks in my lumbar that I want some work on, as well as one leg that's longer than the other and my left shoulder isn't moving symmetrically with the right. When I was at the physical therapist for my back a few years ago he noticed that my shoulder blades don't move the same way when I move in a pressing motion.
So, short story long, what terms do I need to search for to find a real massage therapist? Like someone that works on athletes and knows how to actually help fix problems. Or do I just need to go to the physical therapist again?
