Massage Techniques is a health & fitness app developed by Real Bodywork. The last update, v2.20, released on November 03, 2020, and it’s rated 4.34 out of 5 based on the latest 79 reviews. Massage Techniques costs $2.99 and requires iOS 9.0+ and Android 8 or newer to download.
Video: Massage Techniques Overview
Description
Learn to give an amazing massage. Featuring 130 massage techniques, 13 full massage routines and an anatomy section. Each technique includes a video demonstration, a still image, and a text description.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Excellent for beginners
I purchased this app to teach me how to massage my boyfriend. He is a chef and often complains that his whole body hurts after work. The directions and videos made me very comfortable and confident. This app is very professional and I especially liked how I was taught the proper terms for body parts. This is the best $3 I have spent! This app’s value is way more than that. I’m going to start him lying on his belly and take it from A-Z and then repeat when he’s lying on his back. This app is an i
★★★☆☆Sound no workie
Could not for the life of me get the sound to work. I want to hear it soo bad
★★★★☆Handy app
Must add a fast forward and rewind for the routines. When you’re trying to memorize a routine and check your knowledge you don’t want to wait for each vide to play.
The videos are a really nice touch to help the beginner see how things can be done.
★★★★★Suggestion..
Wish I could favorite certain techniques, as sort of a bookmark! Otherwise love the app!
★★★★★Awesome App
I have the Muscle Trigger Points app which is profession and informative. This app also doesn't disappoint. Tons of techniques! If I had one complaint it would be that I wish the videos had sound, but I am sure that was a memory compromise. Bravo!
