Massage therapist?

[Anonymous]

Do registered massage therapists do hand jobs?

[SueShe]

All their jobs are handjobs because I don't see a sports massage therapist do his jobs with solely the feet, the elbows or the forehead.

I don't recall having ever seen a sports massage therapist use something else but his hands and occasionally his/her elbows for those hard muscle knots on the back. Actually, I did see once a massage therapist walk on the back of a customer. I don't know if I would have the courage to have a petite woman step all over my back, even if she holds herself on a bar hanging from the ceiling and she only weighs 90 lbs. I would be too afraid that she breaks something.

I am aware that all those sports massage are certified and supervised and no serious establishment would hire any massage specialist that does not have the appropriate qualifications.

[PrettyPriya]

I did what you could call a foot job with my hands for Mr. B**. Actually, it was more of an ankle job / foot job. He turned his ankle slightly moving something and it was sore.

I do not have a hand job license naturally, but I think I did a sufficiently well. 🙂

[SueShe]

@PrettyPriya If he asked for more, then you did indeed well.

[Nikki1989]

I assume you have never been to a massage therapist. 🤦‍♀️

[Anonymous]

No, registered massage therapists are trained and licensed professionals who provide therapeutic massage to help alleviate pain, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. It is not ethical or legal for massage therapists to engage in sexual activity with their clients. If you have experienced inappropriate behavior from a massage therapist, it's important to report it to the appropriate authorities or licensing board.

[razelove]

I don't see why not, though generally "jack shacks" don't give good massages, their girls just focus on rubbing one part of you very vigorously and very swiftly to increase that profit margin. Why keep you around for an hour if 5 minutes will get you the hell out of there?

I mean, that also brings up why are you asking? You go to a rub and tug for a different purpose than you go to a licensed therapist.

[AviatorTom]

That's not part of their job, though you might find one or two willing.

[TadCurious]

LMTs don't do that if they follow their code of ethics.

[exitseven]

No, it[s not that kind of massage.

[boobliker]

how can they be nice if could

[Iron_Man]

I don’t think so