RMT massage

[zing1]

Since you can't search "RMT" and SPs come and go all the time anyway...I'd like some current input as to who the best masseuse is in the city. Ideally she'd be gorgeous with big boobs...but for now I'll take the real massage and some sort of happy ending....though I care far more about the massage than the ending.

Who has the best actual massage out there?

Thank you.

 

[ShyMike]

Hey Zing1

You need to call Mika at Elite Retreat, she gives a great massage and she will finish it with a happy ending, I dont know the cost thats between you and her. I've had them from her and she knows what shes doing.

 

[Bad Santa]

Hey Zing1

You need to call Mika at Elite Retreat, she gives a great massage and she will finish it with a happy ending, I dont know the cost thats between you and her. I've had them from her and she knows what shes doing.

I agree with ShyMike, Mika gives a great massage. She hasn't got the biggest boobs but she is a gorgeous girl with a great attitude!

As for you Alyson, you don't worry about massaging anyone right now. Good luck to you and your baby!!!

 

[dms]

I would have to say Kadee.

 

[Somedumbname]

I don't know where she is but Maylee, is great and beautiful as well.

 

[zing1]

I'm losing hope here. Any other suggestions?

 

[cozy1]

Tammy or Raven at 99 Street. Both are in their late 30's, early 40's, blonde, with enhanced breasts. Either one will give you an amazing massage.

 

[jim]

I Am a CMT (certified massage therapist) basically took the course but didn't pay the $500 for the year to be registered... so basically I can't do "Insurance" stuff.... But I give a great massage! Ask Anyone!

You definitely have your massage fans as per many fans posting their agreement.

HOWEVER,

The difference btw a CMT and a RMT isn't simply $500. A CMT certifies you have completed the course of study. The RMT has undergone a certain number of hours post CMT, written and passed examinations and is Registered with the provincial body that regulates Theraputic massage. Then you can do "Insurance Stuff".

 

[leoghaire]

coming from an actual registered massage therapist working in the province of AB, Alysons information is wrong. There are no provinicial standards for a massage therapist. To get the City of Edmonton massage practitioner license one only requires 250 hours of training. Without the training one can only be licensed as a holistic practitioner. I have the credentials from a 2200 hour program- the longest available in Edmonton. The reference to 3000 hours is in BC. And I think you are wrong on the once a week spa treatment. I was a member of National Health Practioners of Canada for 9 months before I got the position I currently have working in a physoitherapists office. And yes, you'r position as an SP would get your membership revoked as soon as it was discovered.

 

[namssa]

Jim... Actually thats not how it works. You shouldn't post stuff your not "FOR SURE" about cause your not right about that.

Yeah Jim, shouldn't post stuff you're not "FOR SURE" about.

 

[methodman]

yes jim be "FOR SURE" about it. even methodman he know it is funny to say it this way like this. maybe alyson she blond maybe

 

[jim]

Hmmm

Hey guys,

leave jim alone. He's always "FOR SURE" about what he posts, it's just that sometimes he's wrong. I don't know enough (or actually care enough to research) about this topic to say he's wrong.

I couldn't see the part where it says 'hey you got you CMT? pay us $500 and you can be registered'.

What do the designations "LMT" and "CMT" mean?

An LMT is a Licensed Massage Therapist, meaning that the therapist has obtained a Practitioner's License from the city or municipality that they are located within. To operate a business of Massage Therapy may require additional licensing in some areas of Alberta.

A CMT is a Certified Massage Therapist, suggesting that the indivual has completed a massage therapy training program and has been issued a certificate of completion from their training institution.

From: www.mtaalberta.com/

Membership Eligibility

Any individual wishing to become an Active Member of the MTAA is required to meet the following eligibility requirements:

* Hold a Diploma or Certificate from a Massage Therapy training program
* Hold a valid First Aid / CPR Certificate (Adult and Child level for each)
* Recognize and practice in accordance with the accepted professional Code of Ethics
* Disclose any criminal convictions
* Challenge our two-part written and practical competency based Entry to Practice Examination.

Additionally, the MTAA has an extended mobility arrangement that allows individuals from the following areas to join without the requirement of completing an additional Admissions Examination:

* British Columbia or Ontario Massage Therapists who have successfully passed the Provincial Board Exams and maintained a membership in good standing with the College or Association in that Province.
* Members of the NBMA or ANBMT in New Brunswick who have maintained membership in good standing.
* Members of the MTAS who have maintained membership in good standing.

All Active Members are issued a Membership number upon successful completion of the Admissions Examination for use in third-party billing claims for their clients.

 

[amanut]

Go see Vivian at Body & Soul in the west end. You can find her ads on CL. She is tough to get in to see, but she will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up. Without a doubt the best massage I have ever had.

 

[Markl]

Congrats Alyson

 

[jim]

Congrats on the birth of your baby!

 

[Ray_Ray]

Congrats Alyson!

 

[methodman]

now i am "FOR SURE" you get baby and i wish you great success to you and husband and dog. alyson be "FOR SURE" to make cut on him the baby cock then he will be maybe 7 pound. my dog he get cut on cock and now he not so heavy.

 

[oilerman]

Methodman....you are an loser.

 

[methodman]

Methodman....you are an loser.

you are loser because you cheer for oiler