MAHA Body Blog: Recent Comments

Comment on LMT in the news

A Rosen — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:00:09 GMT

Was it worth it? Absolutely not. No amount of money is more valuable than one's life, and that kind of reckless behavior is what gets people killed on the road. It's incredible that, at 30mph above the limit, she still considers herself safe. I guess people are the same everywhere.

Only just noticed this area of MAHA existed-- as a future student of the school, I'm very interested in seeing more.

Comment on LMT in the news

Laura Kaplan — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:34:13 GMT

Hey Kids! It's me THE SPEEDER. No, I wasn't going to an outcall I was going to work at my "factory job" - Hyatt Regency Spa Moana and if you are late you get FIRED! Fortunately I have ditched that ball and chain of a job and do not work in hotels any longer. The fact that I was speeding was just another day in my life. The fact that I went to jail for it, was an outrage. A tip on an outcall massage would not be worth speeding over. However, a $60K a year job in a hotel might be.

Over and out!
Laura

Comment on Welcome to the MAHA Body Blog

Eric Bowser — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 00:10:21 GMT

Interesting questions after reading the statute about superficial only work. I don't think there is any ethical question as to whether is should be allowed. These muscles, like any other can benefit from being released and palpated when done properly. I would certainly want to explain to the client that it may not be a "feel good rub" during the process but the end results can be profound. As far as the legal issue, you never know where that will go until it's challenged by the board or in court. I say go for it and let the clients decide if its appropriate for them.