Ayurvedic Yoga Massage

£65.00

Ayurvedic Yoga Massage (AYM) therapy is a deep tissue massage that brings together the best of Ayurveda and Yoga. It is a comprehensive dynamic bodywork that combines elements of deep tissue massage, Yoga-based assisted stretching, and coordinated breath-work into one treatment. This unique treatment helps dissolve physical and emotional blocks, promotes correct posture, improves respiratory patterns, enhances energy levels, and leaves the receiver with a profound sense of openness and well-being on a physical, psychological, and emotional level.

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This is a tailor-made massage treatment where massage techniques, mobilisations, tractions, and stretches are offered according to the client’s individual needs. The treatment is performed on a futon on the floor, allowing for a full range of stretching. Oil mixed with the powder of an Ayurvedic herb called Vacha (Acorus Calamus) is used for the massage. Using slow, deep, and strong strokes, massage is performed using both the hands and the feet. The utilisation of the feet allows for deeper and more thorough pressure through long and graceful strokes. The exfoliating, toning, and draining properties of Vacha improve blood circulation and stimulate muscles.

The deep tissue massage dissolves physical tension (‘knots’) and prepares the body of the receiver for assisted yoga stretching. Through synchronised breathing, the receiver is led progressively deeper into assisted yoga stretches that help realign the body, correct postural imbalances, and restore harmony to the subtle energies of the body.

BENEFITS

  • Reduces muscle tension

  • Improves flexibility

  • Realigns the body structure

  • Regenerates the skin

  • Improves breathing capacity

  • Promotes effective circulation of blood and all bodily fluids

  • Maintains proprioceptive sensitivity

  • Reduces stress

CONTRA-INDICATIONS

  • Burns, bleeding wounds

  • Cuts, bruises

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Ayurvedic Yoga Massage (AYM) therapy is a deep tissue massage that brings together the best of Ayurveda and Yoga. It is a comprehensive dynamic bodywork that combines elements of deep tissue massage, Yoga-based assisted stretching, and coordinated breath-work into one treatment. This unique treatment helps dissolve physical and emotional blocks, promotes correct posture, improves respiratory patterns, enhances energy levels, and leaves the receiver with a profound sense of openness and well-being on a physical, psychological, and emotional level.

MORE INFORMATION

This is a tailor-made massage treatment where massage techniques, mobilisations, tractions, and stretches are offered according to the client’s individual needs. The treatment is performed on a futon on the floor, allowing for a full range of stretching. Oil mixed with the powder of an Ayurvedic herb called Vacha (Acorus Calamus) is used for the massage. Using slow, deep, and strong strokes, massage is performed using both the hands and the feet. The utilisation of the feet allows for deeper and more thorough pressure through long and graceful strokes. The exfoliating, toning, and draining properties of Vacha improve blood circulation and stimulate muscles.

The deep tissue massage dissolves physical tension (‘knots’) and prepares the body of the receiver for assisted yoga stretching. Through synchronised breathing, the receiver is led progressively deeper into assisted yoga stretches that help realign the body, correct postural imbalances, and restore harmony to the subtle energies of the body.

BENEFITS

  • Reduces muscle tension

  • Improves flexibility

  • Realigns the body structure

  • Regenerates the skin

  • Improves breathing capacity

  • Promotes effective circulation of blood and all bodily fluids

  • Maintains proprioceptive sensitivity

  • Reduces stress

CONTRA-INDICATIONS

  • Burns, bleeding wounds

  • Cuts, bruises

END

BOOK AYM

Ayurvedic Yoga Massage (AYM) therapy is a deep tissue massage that brings together the best of Ayurveda and Yoga. It is a comprehensive dynamic bodywork that combines elements of deep tissue massage, Yoga-based assisted stretching, and coordinated breath-work into one treatment. This unique treatment helps dissolve physical and emotional blocks, promotes correct posture, improves respiratory patterns, enhances energy levels, and leaves the receiver with a profound sense of openness and well-being on a physical, psychological, and emotional level.

MORE INFORMATION

This is a tailor-made massage treatment where massage techniques, mobilisations, tractions, and stretches are offered according to the client’s individual needs. The treatment is performed on a futon on the floor, allowing for a full range of stretching. Oil mixed with the powder of an Ayurvedic herb called Vacha (Acorus Calamus) is used for the massage. Using slow, deep, and strong strokes, massage is performed using both the hands and the feet. The utilisation of the feet allows for deeper and more thorough pressure through long and graceful strokes. The exfoliating, toning, and draining properties of Vacha improve blood circulation and stimulate muscles.

The deep tissue massage dissolves physical tension (‘knots’) and prepares the body of the receiver for assisted yoga stretching. Through synchronised breathing, the receiver is led progressively deeper into assisted yoga stretches that help realign the body, correct postural imbalances, and restore harmony to the subtle energies of the body.

BENEFITS

  • Reduces muscle tension

  • Improves flexibility

  • Realigns the body structure

  • Regenerates the skin

  • Improves breathing capacity

  • Promotes effective circulation of blood and all bodily fluids

  • Maintains proprioceptive sensitivity

  • Reduces stress

CONTRA-INDICATIONS

  • Burns, bleeding wounds

  • Cuts, bruises

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★★★★★

I highly recommend the Ayurvedic Yoga massage with Akanksha. It brings the benefits of deep tissue massage with the added knowledge of Ayurveda which makes it a very effective combination.

As a musician, I regularly struggle with neck and shoulder pain and after 2 sessions with Akanksha I felt the release of pain on both sides of my body. The massage is a very satisfying experience as you get to have an active part in it but it is also very relaxing.

— MS JURKIEWICZ