This Japanese technique, inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, aims to promote the circulation of energy and restore inner balance. It follows the meridians using pressure applied with the thumbs and fingers on the acupuncture points.

Massage based on traditional Chinese medicine, oil or dry massage, deep and focused on the meridians and acupuncture points. Mugwort moxibustion enhances the work of acupuncture points according to need.

Originating from traditional Chinese medicine, Qi Ney Tsang was developed by Taoist monks to detoxify, strengthen, and refine their bodies in order to maintain an energy level conducive to the highest level of spiritual training. Pressure and smoothing of the deep abdominal organs can relieve intestinal disorders, chronic fatigue, or muscle pain.

A manual technique practiced since antiquity that is part of natural medicine, renowned for millennia for its ability to act on the entire body. Activation of certain points by simple pressure makes it possible to act on organs that are out of balance in order to improve their condition or revitalize them. For relaxation, deep rest, or to relieve stress, foot reflexology acts on all the organs of the body.

Historically used after Aikido training or any other Japanese martial art, it revitalizes, releases muscle blockages, and alleviates repetitive joint pain due to energy blockages. Similar to Thai massage, Barefoot Shiatsu stretches, presses, and follows the meridians of Chinese medicine. To quickly regain your vitality, Barefoot Shiatsu can be supplemented with another specific treatment such as Head/Neck/Shoulder Shiatsu or a special treatment for the stomach.