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Why Massage Chair?
Let's give you a basic overview.
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Reduced muscle tension & knots
Deeper breathing
Headache relief
Stress reduction
Increased focus and attention
Table Massage Vs. Chair Massage
Table massage is the type most people are familiar with, even if they've never experienced a massage. In this setup, the client lies on a massage table, comfortably covered with a sheet. The therapist uses lotion or oil to target trigger points, tension, and tight muscles.
On the other hand, a chair massage is performed with the client fully clothed and seated in a specially designed chair. The chair allows the client to rest forward slightly, with support for their arms and legs, and a face cradle to support the head. The therapist works on muscles and knots through the clothing, typically without using lotion or oil—though sometimes lotion may be applied to the neck, forearms, or hands.
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Why Do Chair Massage?
Chair massage is a much more portable way of bringing massage to clients. For this reason, chair massage is popular at events, trade shows, conventions, conferences, and other big events. It's also an easy way for employers to provide massage at work.
Since chair massage doesn't require clients to disrobe, it's a much quicker turn-around time between each massage session, allowing for several sessions in a short period of time.
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​Benefits of Chair Massage
Similar to table massage, chair massage provides a variety of benefits. After just a 15-minute session, clients can experience reduced tension, improved focus, and a boost in overall well-being. Due to its effectiveness and portability, chair massage has become a popular choice for employers looking to enhance productivity and boost employee morale.