Ovarium Massage

[Tanners Mommy <3]

I received a therapeutic massage at Ovarium earlier today. They must have over 50 therapists working there.
It must have have been the best "legit" massage that I've ever received.

 

[ponders_99]

Buddy, I need a legit massage, any link to this place? Any hotties working there? I don't want any gay Jean-Guy massaging me...

GG

 

[Omer]

Ask and ye shall receive...

http://www.ovarium.com/fr/index.php

 

[Pompal 09.]

If you need a legit massage why the heck does it matter if the therapist is a hottie or not ? I can understand not wanting a guy massaging you; I feel the same about it.

I once had a massage at the Sheraton Centre, from a (female) therapist I really did not see at all; the set up there is weird - instead of individual massage rooms they have what looks like a hospital ward with curtains separating the massage areas. She may or may not have been a hottie, but provided what I needed - a really good therapeutic massage. When you need a legit massage I think it's time to engage the upper brain

 

[Harry]

There are plenty of hotties working at Ovarium. I don't recall the name of my therapist as I was a walk-in and got a therapist that was available - and yes, she was pretty. It is strongly recommened that you call beforehand and make an appointment. When you call to make your appointment, you need to tell the telephone receptionist that you would like a female therapist. Also, you will be able to choose the type of massage that you'd like, ie swedish, californian, esalen, shiatsu, etc.

And I agree with you; you are better off having a hottie as a therapist than not having one .As I said, this is a legit place, so all of their therapists are qualified.

 

[Starjumper the R&S Cow]

Well, I love to get a therapeutic massage once in a while and I'm not looking for a hottie to give because once I'm laying on the table I just enjoy the touch. I sure don't complain if the MP is cute, that's just a plus. All I know is that I don't like a guy giving me a massage.

 

[Andy M]

One of my HS friends works at the Ovarium and I will ask her for insider information.

As for the therapist being pretty, I think it is important. We all prefer pretty waitresses, don't we? Heck, even TV hosts are more entertaining when they look pretty. Plus, in case I have a semi, I prefer to be seen by a decent looking woman.

FS

 

[5th Horseman]

How do the massages compare to the ones at l'Absolu on a sensuality level? I'm not expecting to have my golf clubs re-gripped, but I do not mind the subtle sensuality found in the overall massage techniques @ l'Absolu.

Alfie

 

[Shma]

You should ask for the Californian massage. It's probably the most sensual and relaxing one among the different techniques offered at Ovarium.

FS

 

[Anjellikka]

the question is good. i'm also interessed by that comparaison. someone knows ? Absolu is hard to beat in legit places...

 

[Pompal 09.]

I've been seing Anne for ages. She might look like a lesbian Romanian dominatrix but I've never had better massages from anyone. You'll be sore for a couple of days afterwards but she really knows how to work those muscles. Plus she has her own business as a "well-being consultant" and will take the time to discuss whatever ailments affect you and gives very good advice. She uses a lot of new age mumbo jumbo but it's up to you to take some and leave some and see what works for you.

And I really don't get the "looking for a hottie" at a place like Ovarium. You go there because they have qualified professionals. If you want a hottie, go to Absolu. Not only that but, by blurring the line between real therapeutic massages and so-called sensual massages by hotties you are doing a disservice to real qualified professionals. It's bad enough that anybody can call themselves a "massage therapist" these days...

 

[Pal]

Well,if you can have a real therapeutic massage done by a beautiful girl who just happens to be a qualified professional and really listens to your needs as they usualy do at the place that you quoted above (l'absolue),why not.
Does food have to be bad tasting to be good for your health?
Not necessarily for me.
But I understand that it's not every mp who likes their jobs that can be beautiful as well.
Therefore, we can't juge the quality of the massage by the looks of the mp.

My personal opinion.

 

[dmg1969]

I have to agree with JustBob. Ovarium is a well-respected health center and I think we all know that. Going there is accepting the fact that the massage will be professional and therapeutic.

I went there last week and had a massage with Danielle. Yes, she was veeery attractive...but that really didn't matter in this case. Because her massage was so exquisite that I literally was phased out. The advantage of going to a legit place is that all the hype of "when is she going to touch me?"...and "is that all?"...and "how much will I tip"...is eliminated. You let yourself completely go...and enjoy the massage to its fullest. Because you damn well know nothing else is going to happen. So your body is at mercy of these splendid professionals. The place is gorgeous, the service is great...what more do you want? Even at Absolu...there is always this game...the hottie getting closer and closer to your crack...but no...she then stops. It keeps the adrelanin going. So how much to you REALLY relax?

Ovarium is great for when the true massage is needed. I'm returning next week. And I will take whoever is available.

 

[Maki Maki]

Thank you tactus ,I think I will try Danielle.But every time I went at Ovarium I was never satisfied.It was always too cold for me.Too clinical.The kind of (relax,I know what I'm doing).I like the humain approach,body,mind and soul .The Zen approach like Evelyne,Eliane,Jany, Emmanuelle and others at l'absolue.
Probably you've tried Isabelle or others that I've never tried because only her made me have other thaughts.It also can depend on how you personally act.
Good subject we're having here.

 

[jhseekings]

Ovarium: http://www.ovarium.com

Bliss: http://www.studiobliss.ca

L'Absolu: no web site

These must be three of the most popular therepeutic and legit massage clinics in Montreal.

In my opinion:
1) Ovarium offers the best overall massage experience
2) Bliss offers the most beautiful women
3) L'Absolu offers the most sensual massage experience

 

[Pompal 09.]

I can agree with SWO. I have been to all 3 mentioned above...and you go to these places with a slightly different approach.

Ovarium = high end pro massage...efficiency, care, classy atmosphere and a very broad range of clients.

Bliss = as they say "the coolest massage" in Montreal. Yes, all of the girls are attractive...but a wholesome attractive. Yoga believing, planet worshipping, healthy eating attractive. Massages are excellent. The place is nice...but caters to more narrow cleintele. Cool "Main" crowd.

L'Absolu = The hybrid. Gals tend towards the sexy side and give healthy massages that always seem to slightly verge on the sensual. I mean how far is she going to go on that inner thigh? No, you WON"T be relaxing 100%. One always has that "Am I going to get lucky today?" feeling. So the whole event is very pleasurable and somewhat playful. Great place indeed.

 

[thiny72]

First and foremost I have to ask you and all the others who don't want to be massaged by a guy. What are you afraid of?

I'm guessing its a case similar to George costanza when he got a massage and "it moved" but I'd preffer to hear you state it in your own words.

As for the gay Jean-Guy comment, 1) why do you assume that a male massage therapist would be gay? 2) What difference would it make in a legitimate massage even IF you fell on a therapist that happened to be homosexual?

Not judging any of you or anything, just curious since I only have 5-6 weeks till I get my MT certification

 

[Dark Mistress]

Gee,

I guess we all have are own reasons, personally I just prefer the company of a woman. I've had massages by men before (some good some bad) in gyms and health clubs so there is no fear involved in my decision making (actually when my ex-wife left I considered becoming gay but I'm not a good enough dancer so they wouldn't let me in ). I also prefer woman waitresses, bartenders, hair dressers/barbers, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and obviously strippers.

Come to think of it ideally I want to be the only man around at most times

Spin

 

[KellyC]

Gee,

The only time I ever had a guy massage me was when I separated my shoulder and the physiotherapist administered "massotherapy" to aid in the healing. It was absolutely incredible "in that professional context" and I wouldn't hesitate to have another male massage my shoulder again.

When it comes to a full body massage however, right or wrong, I see it very differently. I go for a full body massage primarily to fall into deep relaxation and secondly to help some aching muscles after a particularly grueling workout or a weekend of deck building, etc. Personally, I would find it hard to relax if a guy were massaging my hamstrings and glutes. I know the intention would be purely professional and the guy would probably be unaware of any unease that I would be going through.
In my mind, intimate, relaxing and soothing touch is most natural between members of the opposite sex. Even more simply put, touching of the intimate areas even for medical reasons would seem less "weird" (to me) by a female. When I get to the age where a regular prostate check is part of the visit, I would prefer that it is done by a woman. On teh other hand, I do know some guys who feel the exact opposite...they want their "acorn-sized problem area" looked after by a fellow male.

All I know is that for me, I'd rather have a cute female getting the knots out of my lower back, glutes, hamstrings and quads more than a guy. I know it shouldn't matter...the best massage is the one that leaves you feeling the best afterwards but, unfortunately, gender does enter the equation for me.

Good luck with your future practice!

 

[jms043]

Oh no, not this trite "what are you afraid of?" question. Let's say you were dining out with a vegetarian who does not enjoy meat or how it makes him feel or what it does for his health. So Gee, would you say, "I see you don't eat meat. What are you afraid of?" Or might you approach it more objectively and just say, without the allegation of fear, "I see you don't eat meat. I'm curious ... why not?"

I agree with the other guys who said that some of us just prefer women all the way around. There's that element of mystery. Women are more fun to watch. Well, if I were really intent on working on my pool game or on my fishing or my hockey, I suppose then I'd rather be with a guy who was good at those things. Otherwise, what would be the advantage? Do you have any preferences? Is fear what you base them on, Gee?


Maybe in the coming weeks you'll come to understand that "what are you afraid of" will almost invariably be taken as a judgement. If you're really just trying to understand, aren't there better ways to find out?

Good luck, Gee.