Rob Rider
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"It's more than a massage, it's an experience." "The best massage I have ever had." "An active meditation."
Physically re-energising and rejuvenating. Instills a calming sense of peace, deeply relaxing. Improve flexibility. Achieve an overall sense of well-being, vitality and empowerment. Treats body systems to promote health and fitness.
Lomi Lomi Massage & Hawaiian Bodywork
Servicing area
ACT and surrounding districts.Focus areas
Relaxation
Wellbeing
Clearing emotional blocks
Stroke
Digestive system
Physical ailments
Mon to Fri 9.30 am to 5 pm
Weekends and after hours by arrangement
Hawaiian Massage has the power to:
Instil calmness, peace and deep relaxation.
Release deep muscular tension.
Promote the faster healing of injury.
Allow energy in your body to flow more freely.
Support the immune, circulatory, respiratory, lymphatic and digestive systems.
Improve flexibility.
Aids the release of emotional pain.
Release traumatic emotional memories from the body.
Offer an opportunity for self-acceptance, self-love and self-empowerment.
Elicit an overall sense of wellbeing.
LomiLomi massage originates in Hawaii where for many centuries the kapuna (elders) used it to relieve stress and physical ailments, as well as clearing emotional blocks.
Although two Lomi Lomi massages are never identical, each session is performed in a fluid, rhythmic manner using the forearms, elbows and the hands to apply broad strokes, sometimes to different parts of the body simultaneously, using massage oils.
Huna philosophy says energy gets trapped in the joints, so broad stokes, gentle stretches and joint rotations are applied to release this trapped energy.
The 7 Principals of Huna Philosophy
ike ~ the world is what you think it is ~ be aware
kala ~ there are no limits ~ be free
mana ~ all power comes from within ~ be confident
aloha ~ to love is to be happy with ~ be happy
manawa ~ now is the moment of power ~ be here
makia ~ energy flows where attention goes ~ be focused
pono ~ effectiveness is the measure of truth ~ be positive
Sessions are 60 or 90 mins duration
Associations: AMT Senior Level One, IICT Full member
Weekends and after hours by arrangement
Hawaiian Massage has the power to:
Instil calmness, peace and deep relaxation.
Release deep muscular tension.
Promote the faster healing of injury.
Allow energy in your body to flow more freely.
Support the immune, circulatory, respiratory, lymphatic and digestive systems.
Improve flexibility.
Aids the release of emotional pain.
Release traumatic emotional memories from the body.
Offer an opportunity for self-acceptance, self-love and self-empowerment.
Elicit an overall sense of wellbeing.
LomiLomi massage originates in Hawaii where for many centuries the kapuna (elders) used it to relieve stress and physical ailments, as well as clearing emotional blocks.
Although two Lomi Lomi massages are never identical, each session is performed in a fluid, rhythmic manner using the forearms, elbows and the hands to apply broad strokes, sometimes to different parts of the body simultaneously, using massage oils.
Huna philosophy says energy gets trapped in the joints, so broad stokes, gentle stretches and joint rotations are applied to release this trapped energy.
The 7 Principals of Huna Philosophy
ike ~ the world is what you think it is ~ be aware
kala ~ there are no limits ~ be free
mana ~ all power comes from within ~ be confident
aloha ~ to love is to be happy with ~ be happy
manawa ~ now is the moment of power ~ be here
makia ~ energy flows where attention goes ~ be focused
pono ~ effectiveness is the measure of truth ~ be positive
Sessions are 60 or 90 mins duration
Associations: AMT Senior Level One, IICT Full member
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