any massage schools in Santiago?

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nanita

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Hi guys,
I've scoured the internet and the dr1 board? does anyone know of any reputable school/institute that offers courses in massage therapy, preferably in Santiago? My background is in traditional thai massage and hot stone. I do "regular" (relaxation) massage at the spa I work at here in Canada but I would like to round out my learning in this area.
Would anyone know who to contact or where to look for this info?
Thanks!
 
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lol… dude I'm in Canada!!! Cold stone can also be done, but there is not much demand for that here, for obvious reasons… ;-)
 
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Thank you so much for this info! Couldn't find it anywhere - you guys are the best!
 
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JDJones said:
A great massage will make you forget whoever it is that is doing it.

I used to go to a gym in Ensanche Ozama with a male massage guy, and I'd have to stay on the bench for 15 minutes after he finished. That guy turned my muscles into rubber. Cost? 10 bucks.

I've got a massage lady now that is almost as good. 2 hours for 20 bucks. Brutally good.
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2 hours for $20 dollars!? What country is that in...Thailand? Vietnam? Cambodia?

Frank
 
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Wait, I'm still waiting to hear who, on this island, gives good massages for 2 hours, for only $20?
Are you sure that we are talking about the same island, and not some prison inside a penal colony in French Guyana or the Congo?

Frank
 
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lol…
I'm not a dude, not drunk, but I do give a heck of a massage. ;-) No happy endings though… It's funny, but in 8 years of doing bodywork here in Canada, I can count on one hand the number of inappropriate clients I've had. I work in a high-end environment - not sure if that has anything to do with it.
I'm not looking to make a living off massage in Santiago but I definitely plan on doing it part-time as it is very rewarding and enjoyable work. I am concerned that there will be "confusion" regarding the "happy ending" option but I'm hoping that with respectable (expat? or educated Dominicans? or women?) clientele this won't be an issue.
 
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I am certified through Natural Health Practitioners of Canada for thai yoga massage.
 
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Respectfully: I think if it were to be a legitimate massage, I would want an actual licensed therapist with more than 56 hours of training. Perhaps someone like a New York State therapist that has 1000 hours of training.
 
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Hi, Nanita. Would you please send me a PM with your contact information.

My friend's birthday is tomorrow (Sunday) and I wanted to know if you would be available. Sorry for the short notice and also, my friend and I are women so you don't have to worry about any confusion!
 
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