
4 Hands Massage: How Two Practitioners Work as One
Two practitioners, one guest, one rhythm. How four hands are choreographed, and why losing track of the next stroke is the point of the treatment.
What each massage on the menu actually involves.

Two practitioners, one guest, one rhythm. How four hands are choreographed, and why losing track of the next stroke is the point of the treatment.

Two tables, one room, a practitioner for each of you. The practical shape of a shared session, and what the two of you decide separately.

Deep does not mean painful. The depth in a deep tissue massage comes from slowness and sustained contact, and here is what that feels like as a guest.

The classic full-body oil massage, explained at the level of the hand movement: what effleurage, petrissage, friction, tapotement and vibration each feel like.

Two traditions in one session: assisted stretching and pressure work from Thai massage, blended with the long oil strokes of a table massage.