How does the technician create movement when using vibration during a massage?

The process of creating movement during a massage using vibration involves the entire body, particularly the body and shoulders. This method allows the technician to engage larger muscle groups, providing a more effective and controlled vibration effect. Utilizing the body and shoulders enables the technician to maintain a steady rhythm and sustain the vibration, which enhances the client’s experience and promotes relaxation.

By integrating the body and shoulders into the technique, the technician can maximize their strength and stability while minimizing strain. This holistic approach ensures that the vibrations penetrate deeper into the tissues, leading to better results in terms of muscular relaxation and tension relief. It's important to understand that effective vibration techniques are not limited to the hands alone. Rather, they derive significant support and power from the technician's overall body mechanics, allowing for a more dynamic and impactful massage experience.