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Fijian Massage is a method where therapists use 8 different parts of their own feet to effectively massage clients who are lying on padded cushions on the floor. Fijian Massage helps "save the therapist's hands". This can raise the number of clients seen per day plus add to your career longevity. It helps clients to recover from muscle injuries and most clients prefer the more gentle pressure with the heel of the foot being utilized instead of the elbow. Fijian Massage is not walking on the client, but strokes can be done standing or sitting in a chair as the weight of your leg gauges the pressure. No hands, arms, or shoulders are ever used with any aspect of Fijian Massage--making it truly a "hands saving" technique.