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St. Croix Massage

Voted Best Massage 2009, 2010,2011

For your benefit we offer several different types of massage. Chose your desired way to relax and let us know what you chose when you are scheduling your St. Croix massage.
  1. Swedish Massage:  This is the most common type of St. Croix massage.  The therapist uses long smooth strokes (efflaurage), kneading and circular movements on  the superficial layers of muscle.  If this is your first massage then this is a good one to try. The ultimate way to relax.
  1. Deep Tissue Massage:  This massage targets the  deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.  The therapist uses slower strokes or friction techniques. Deep tissue is good for chronically tight or painful muscles, repetitive strain, or recovery from injury.
  1. Hot Stone Massage:  Heated, smooth stones are placed on points of the body to warm and loosen tight muscles.  The therapist then massages with the warm stones, promoting a relaxing, comforting feeling.
  1. Sports Massage:  Sports massage is designed for people who are involved in physical activity.  The focus is in getting rid of any aches and pains you may have from your sport, and will help to enhance athletic performance.
  1. Pregnancy Massage:  Also called prenatal massage, this type of massage is becoming increasingly popular with expectant mothers. The therapist uses cushions to position and support the woman's body during the massage, and promotes a feeling of well being through the gentle massage.
  1. Structural Integration:  Often called Rolfing, this form of bodywork is done in a series of 10 sessions, but you can try just one.  It is a deep bodywork working on a few areas of the body each time.  The goal is to rid the person of chronic aches and pains, promote a straighter posture, and completely unwind and relax the body.
  1. Reflexology: Reflexology is much more than a foot massage. It involves applying pressure to certain points in the foot which pertain to the whole body.  Reflexology is also great for people who stand on their feet all day or just have tired, achy feet.
    As our clients are highly loyal and regularly book their appointments weeks in adavance, we strongly encourage you to call now to make your appointments. tropicaltherapyvi@gmail.comtropicaltherapyvi@gmail.com
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