Renew your Chi and bring balance and wellness back into your body. A Chinese massage can be many different things. Traditionally, a Chinese massage uses two different techniques. The first technique is Tui Na, which is like Shiatsu. The second technique is Zhi Ya, which implements the use of Acupressure. Chinese massage specialists use their elbows and hands to stimulate acupuncture points, promoting energy and positive wellness for the body.

Other massage techniques that are used in Chinese massages includes kneading, chopping, rubbing, and pressing. These techniques are all meant to bring balance to the body and clear blockades to the body’s channel to allow Qi to flow in naturally. Qi (Chi) is a holistic philosophy of Chinese culture and refers to the life energy that flows through every person’s body. Benefits of a Chinese massage includes relieved pain, increased energy levels, faster recovery for damaged tissues, and improved blood circulation.

The Chinese massage is performed in combination with the massage chair’s rollers and airbags. Rollers mimic the feel of human hands pushing against key points of the body in order to relieve pain and bring in energy. In addition, airbags simultaneously compress the body and boosts blood circulation.