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Traditional Thai Massage

Peanchai Khamwong

  • 42 pages
  • 1.5 MB
  • PDF

Presents Thai massage theory, history, and the ten energy lines (sen sib) system. Covers hand positions, sitting positions, and practical techniques for feet, legs, arms, back, and neck.

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