Full Body Massages? 3 hours? Really?

Yes, really!

At most places, you're paying for time and not the individualized care your body deserves. Your therapist is either rushed to get through a routine to touch every body part or they just don't even concern themselves with the rest of your body and only focus on 3-4 points. You have to guess how much time you need and pay for every minute of it.

Some therapists will give volume discounts (less laundry?) for more time. I charge $100 and I guarantee 60 minutes, but I more often go over that time significantly to make sure you're taken care of at a rate that your muscles can handle. I REFUSE! to offer 120 minute minimum massages to most people and even people I know to be athletes I might not charge for 2 hours because I just don't know how long they'll take.

Do I charge anyone more after the massage is over? NO WAY! I would HATE to be on that side of a contractual agreement of $100 only for the therapist to say, "Surprise! I took twice as long. Pay me twice as much." That would be terrible!

I heal WHOLE BODIES. Why should I nickel and dime you for time and energy that I want to spend?