Traditional Thai Massage (TTM) is a massage technique known in Thailand as "Ancient Healing Touch".
The traditional Thai massage consists of passive stretching movements derived from yoga, joint mobilization and pressure point massages.
Ten selected energy lines, which, according to Ayurvedic teachings, run through the body as an energetic network, are treated with gentle stretching and rhythmic pressure from the balls of the hands, thumbs, elbows, knees and feet during the massage.

A Lomi Lomi massage is not only for relaxation, but also for physical, mental and spiritual cleansing.
The Huna conception of health and illness is similar to that in traditional Chinese medicine: In a healthy body, energy (mana) flows.
Blockages cause diseases or can manifest themselves as physical tension.
The massage is intended to remove these blockages on a physical and mental level and to restore the harmony of body, mind and soul.
A lot of oil is used, originally from the kukui nut. The therapist does not only work with his hands, but with the entire forearm including the elbows.
The movements are basically flowing and slightly rocking.
The strength of the massage can vary, even within one treatment.
So it can be very gentle and calming, but also demanding, going into the pain to dissolve deep-seated tensions.