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| - My feelings are a bit mixed. They happened to come by the office and give 10-15min massages which I found to be super awesome gesture to offer their services but not sure I like their tactic. Let me explain...
Well the girl I had was super nice & friendly, but in comparison to my past massages, she didn't really have a good pressure method. I explained to her I had a higher pain tolerance, and personally need pressure to have it feel relieving aka good- she explained to me that to have high pain tolerance wasn't good, and pressure isn't necessarily good. Not saying the customer is always right, but I was seeing a chiropractor at one time after a car accident for about 6-9 months and the pressure was F'n amazing, so I beg to differ with her practice.
So in regards to the tactic. After you're done with the massage they have you sit down with another individual who goes over the 'form' that you explain your issues that you checked, ya know the ones stating; neck pain, pinched nerves, low back pain, etc.
I told her I really didn't have any problems or issues, it's just at random that the pulled muscle comes in here and there. She provided me with a voucher to come in for a free 20minute massage, free dr exam and free xrays. I wanted to decline the appointment bc to be quite frank I know how it works. They suck you in and advise you have a 'plethora of issues' and to correct these issues you need to commit to a series of appointments. I have a few friends whom do massage whom I trust to be in their hands and a regular monthly massage will be good for me. Not knocking the chiropractor at all, but the tactic seems to be a vicious cycle. Just saying.
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