Lorne Rodin - Massotherapist
Advanced NST practitioner
KSM, AMPQ, AMTMC
514.941.1171
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Kinetic Swedish Massage
Kinetic Swedish® massage consists of a series of massage techniques that are applied to muscles as well as tendons. Its goal is to achieve a deep relaxation of the muscles and thereby favor an increase in the range of motion - thus the term "kinetic."
Kinetic Swedish® massage techniques involve the whole muscle - from one point of attachment to the other. In addition to relaxation, the benefits are numerous and reflect on the whole musculoskeletal and organic systems. They can be summed up as:
improved blood circulation
reduction of stress through a calmed nervous system
improved skin suppleness
decreased muscle tension
Kinetic Swedish massage® is an experience in itself. It improves the individual's awareness resulting in optimal quality of life.
Kinetic Swedish® massage techniques involve the whole muscle - from one point of attachment to the other. In addition to relaxation, the benefits are numerous and reflect on the whole musculoskeletal and organic systems. They can be summed up as:
improved blood circulation reduction of stress through a calmed nervous system improved skin suppleness decreased muscle tensionKinetic Swedish massage® is an experience in itself. It improves the individual's awareness resulting in optimal quality of life.
What to expect in a session
The therapist generally uses massage oil to facilitate making long, smooth strokes over the body. Swedish massage is done with the person covered by a sheet using a technique called "draping". One part of the body uncovered, massaged, and then covered up before moving on to another part of the body.
The therapist generally uses massage oil to facilitate making long, smooth strokes over the body. Swedish massage is done with the person covered by a sheet using a technique called "draping". One part of the body uncovered, massaged, and then covered up before moving on to another part of the body.
