The List, Issue 39, February 1-14, 2007

Massage Therapy

Décor:

From the brightly colored reception to the treatment rooms, this spa is freshly decorated. Its pale yellow walls and wooden furniture give it a professional look.

What:

This massage alleviates aches and pains, stress and fatigue. The therapist first performs an assessment of your soft tissue, including muscles and tendons, and then performs an hour-long massage with no gimmicks, it just pinpoints your aching muscles and works out any knots and tensions. The professional therapists employ a range of hands-on techniques to restore your body comfort.

Verdict:

This is more of a clinic than a spa and as a result the therapists seemed more informed about how massage can scientifically improve your wellbeing. As I was given the massage, the therapist explained my back problems in easy-to-understand scientific language and suggested ways to alleviate day-to-day muscle aches. This is a soothing rather than pampering experience, which leave your feeling refreshed and revitalized for days.

Best Bit:

Instant relief from muscle pain.

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