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Use your knuckles to massage pressure points and get rid of knots. Put more pressure in the threading of the lower back area, but not too much around the spine. Use fingers rapidly when on the shoulder/neck area to massage gently, then more firmly, then back to gently, and so on.
When working on upperback/shoulder area, use a chopping motion sometimes, it loosens up the muscles and irritated areas. Use the heals of your palms to efficiently rub and massage the middle back area. When doing the sides of the back, use your thumbs more than anything else, changing the the amount of pressure you use.
With time, you can become a better massager, and hopefully correct those that are massaging you, so that way you can be happier too!
*bats eyes innocently* Ask DigiNut in the future a little bit perhaps, and he can let you know how delightful my massages feel, for once we meet up, I'm sure he'll be getting one! 
Doesn't that thought just *echo* through your mind! 
Last edited by squirrelly on Nov-07-2003 at 23:50
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