This video shows the techniques used by massage therapists to protect the clients modesty during a full body massage. The video shows how a client can be fully un-clothed (or nude) during a massage without fear of being exposed.
This video depicts an alternate view of the glutes being exposed, the client turning over, and the front of the leg exposed for massage. This alternate video is intended to give you the point of view (POV) from the massage therapists perspective.
Rachel Borcher, LMT was just hired at Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks. She brings 30 years experience to our office, including Yoga-Thia Massage. Come experience this great form of massage for the introductory price of $50/ hour. This low introductory price will expire 6/30/2012 and the regular price will be $65/ hour.
Laura Doljes will be attending a Thai Massage Class this summer. She is looking forward to offering this massage service at Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks.
So just what is Thai Massage?
It’s a style of massage that involves stretching and deep massage work. Usually performed on a mat placed on the floor, but can also be done on a massage table. The client remains fully clothed, and it is recommended that loose-fitting clothes be worn. No massage oils or lotions are used. The client is put into many yoga type positions. The stretching can release muscle tension and improve range of motion for the client. The massage therapist leans on the clients body applying a firm, rhythmic pressure. A Thia massage session can last up to two hours.
Forget April showers bringing May flowers. The month of April and “Spring Breaks” brings our 90 minute General Relaxation Massage on sale.
Enjoy 90 minutes of relaxation with moderate to firm pressure at the unbelievable low price of ONLY $45! You never need to pay for a membership at Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks to get the best massage deals in town. Unlike the big massage franchises, we offer a monthly special available to everybody.
Our Monthly Specials are subject to certain limitations and restrictions and we encourage you to read them before you book your massage.
The March issue of our monthly email newsletter is packed with information and a GREAT SALE for our 1 hour general relaxation massage. We have adjusted the prices of some of our services. Best of all, we have brought back the 1 hour deep tissue massage and added a 30 minute therapeutic massage service. Read about these changes and more at The Rub-Down March Newsletter and Sale.
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Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks - Leading Provider Of Full Body Integrative Massage - is looking for 2 dependable massage therapists. No experience required. Must have good client communication and retention skills. Must be available to work 1-2 days a week and at least 1 Saturday per month. These part-time positions are open now and you can start immediately if you meet our requirements. These positions can lead to full-time positions for the right person.
Requirements:
Compensation:
You will be provided a client base and paid a flat rate during a 90 day probationary period. After the initial probationary period, you will be paid on a commission basis with regular increases based upon job performance; which includes, but is not limited to, client retention and reliability.
Interviews:
Interviews are conducted at the end of our business day; generally at 5:30pm. You will be required to perform a 1 hour massage as part of the interview process.
Contact:
If you are ready to start a career as a massage therapist at Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks bring your resumé and references to 4220 Dayton Boulevard, Suite A, Red Bank, TN. Leave your information at the front desk; or if we are in a massage, leave your information in our mailbox.
To submit your resumé online, use the form below. Complete all the required fields and attach a copy of your resumé.
After we review your resumé, you will be contacted by phone for an interview.
Before you purchase, or if you have purchased, a social media voucher from Groupon, Living Social, or DoubleTakeDeals for Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks please read the following policies in their entirety. This information is pertinent to your special offers and the scheduling of your appointments.
Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks welcomes all of our social media voucher purchases and want you to come experience the great massage services we offer. We have made every attempt to offer a fair policy regarding the use of social media vouchers, and to make our policies available to you; prior to purchasing your voucher. We must stringently adhere to our policies in an attempt to schedule everyone.
DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST OUR LADIES DAY SPECIAL HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED. Appointments scheduled prior to March 6, 2012 will still be honored for the 30% discount. All future appointments will not be eligible for the 30% discount.
We are adding another special to our massage services. Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks now has a “Ladies Day Special” that will save 30% on all massage services and spa treatments for our female clients. Our NEW Ladies Day Special will be every Thursday.
We always have a regular monthly special that offers up to 50% off so you may be wondering what makes our Ladies Day Special so different. The difference is that every Thursday ladies can receive 30% OFF ANY MASSAGE SERVICE AND/ OR SPA TREATMENT! This new massage deal offers a choice over our single monthly special. For new clients this is a great way to try our massage services and save money.
The Ladies Day Special is subject to all of our regular monthly special limitations with additional limitations being:
We want your feedback and more importantly we want you to book this special. You can book your massage online, post a comment here, or email your comments about our new special.
Gator Queen Liz With Dan Brownell and Cris Estes - Owners of Chattanooga Massage & Bodyworks
Dan and Cris had the pleasure of meeting Swamp People’s Gator Queen Liz Cavalier while she visited O’Reilly’s Auto Parts World Of Wheels Auto Show at the Chattanooga Convention Center this year.
While Liz may be tough on the alligators in the swamp during hunting season; she is a genuine sweet person. It was our pleasure to have met her and look forward to this seasons TV show Swamp People – No Guts, No Gator. We hope Liz and Troy have a banner season and fill all of their tags. Season 3 airs on The History Channel February 9th at 9pm/ 8pm central time.
Recently I had a client ask “How much should I tip? I really don’t know what’s proper.” I explained what the proper etiquette was regarding how much a client should tip their massage therapist; which prompted me to write this piece of information for everyone who is not sure and/ or is afraid to ask this question.
Tipping your massage therapist is not mandatory; but if your massage met or exceeded your expectations a tip should be offered to express that you were more than satisfied. Massage therapists typically work on commission; they receive only a portion of the fee that is charged per massage. This is another reason why it is imperative that you keep your massage appointment, or cancel with enough notice to allow the appointment to be filled by another person.
What if your massage did not meet your expectations? Hopefully this never happens. Massage is a personal thing, and sometimes even though your massage therapist did his or her best, the massage may have not been to your liking. This could be a result of too much or too little pressure being used during the massage, or many other factors. First, did you communicate with your therapist during the massage if you were not experiencing what you wanted? If you did, and your massage was still unsatisfactory, you should express your concerns to your massage therapist after your massage. Hopefully this will help the next client. Maybe you will even be willing to return for another massage with the same therapist, and see if your constructive criticism helped improve the therapists performance. Leaving a small tip, such as $2, is really no more than an insult and doesn’t help improve the therapist. Your constructive criticism is way more valuable.
The standard amount of money you should leave as a tip, used to be an easy thing to calculate. In these changing times with advent of social media marketing, and deep discounts they offer, the proper etiquette for tipping has changed. According to The Nest magazine (Winter 2008) the standard tip for massage therapy is 15-20% and is what you should leave for your therapist. If you purchased your massage service through a social media marketing firm such as Groupons or Living Social; you should offer your tip based on the original price of the massage – not the discounted price. Remember your massage therapist is working on commission, and is more than likely being paid less for your discounted massage.
During the holiday season when added expenses are common; your tips should be larger than the standard 15-20%. If this is your first visit to a particular massage therapist; you should leave a 30-40% tip based on the regular price of your massage service. If you see the same massage therapist regularly throughout the year your tip should be at least 50% and up to 100% of the service you normally receive.
Remember your massage therapist works on commission and you should leave a tip expressing your satisfaction. Tips should always be based on the regular price of a service, and during the holidays they should be anywhere from double the standard amount all the way up to the full price of the massage service you received.
I am furious that a fire department can stand there and let a house burn to the ground because the owner neglected to pay the annual $75 fee.
Obion County, TN residents must pay an annual $75 fee for fire protection from the city of South Fulton. Mayor David Crocker has apparently ordered the fire department not to respond if this fee is not paid. Crocker has said if homeowners don’t pay the fee, they are out of luck.
When Gene Cranicks home caught fire, he offered to pay what ever it would take to put the fire out but was told it was too late. They (the South Fulton Fire Department) said it was too late and would not do anything, as reported by the WPSD Local 6 News. The fire went on for hours without a response. When the fire spread to the neighbor’s home (who had paid the fee) the fire department finally responded.
I find this morally unacceptable. How can anyone stand there watching a home burn and do nothing. This order by Mayor Crocker is NOT a lawful order. For this fire department to actually follow such an order is totally wrong. Crocker and the entire fire department should be brought to justice in a court of law. I cannot believe something like this has happened. I am appalled and urge everyone reading this to react. Boycott the City of South Fulton, TN. If you live in South Fulton picket the fire department and city hall.
Help bring this story to the national news front and oust Crocker from office. If you don’t live in the area you can help bring national attention by sharing this story on your Facebook and Twitter social media pages by clicking the “share buttons” below.
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