Massage Therapy Recommendation

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Meatball_IHB

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Any body has recommendation for a good massage therapy near Irvine/Costa Mesa area? I used to know a very good therapist in Rowland Heights but now she is too far. Actually any place in Orange County would be nice to hear. Thanks! :)
 
I go to Back to Basics in newport for massage and chiro. Not really a "spa" type massage but if you need actual massage therapy it's a great place. Been there for years now, can't say enough good things about them.



They have a site: <a href="http://www.backtobasicsnewport.com/">Back to Basics</a>
 
Seriously, most guys who seek AMP (Asian massage parlor) often are after the happy ending. Legitimate places often succumb to providing happy ending in order to stay in business. Mamasan makes sure her girls are keeping the client happy.
 
Oh! Sorry I am not sure what the "happy ending" scenario is. But I can guess. Don't get me wrong. Meatball is a girl and she just likes to find some good massage places that do the real thing. Most spa places just feel superficial for me.



anji65, thank you for the recommendation and I'll take a look at their website first.
 
do you have PPO insurance? many will cover massages at chiropractic offices. my insr covers several dozen chiro visits per yr. not a big fan of chiro but several coworkers get a massage every other wk and it only costs them their copay.
 
Trust me, if I start looking for a masage, I've done something innocent (honest) to induce this wildly painful muscle trama in between my shoulder blades. Sneezing, grabbing a pencil across my desk, getting off the toilet are on the list of stuff that has left me doubled up in the fetal position for the better part of two days till I can't take it anymore.



The only happy ending I'm looking for is an ability to breathe in complete breaths without passing out from the pain. If resperation is sexual, I'm a perv.



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