Learning this massage technique felt a bit like kneading dough, at least that's how it felt in Li Ang's hands.
The muscles in this area were more suited to squeezing techniques, which included pressing, poking, pressing, pinching, kneading, grabbing, and flicking.
Of course, Sheila also taught him some composite techniques, such as the gliding method, the Anrou method, the shaking method, and the point press method, all of which Li Ang tried.
However, after trying them all, Li Ang found that the Anrou method was the most suitable for this area.
The Anrou method has the effect of accelerating blood circulation, improving local tissue metabolism, stimulating blood flow to dispel stasis, and relieving spasms.
Because the gluteal area is a place with thick muscles, different from the joints, there was no interference from bones.
