Practicalities of a travelling masseur

[Wolfer]

I wondered how travelling masseurs do their massages. Do they travel with a table everywhere? Or do it on the bed?

 

Do masseurs do outcalls? If so, do they bring a table?

 

I had a travelling masseur once and he made a makeshift... thingie on the ground out of pillows and a comforter. He said that a hard surface was better than doing it on the bed.

While massaging me he got horny and begged me to fuck him. Which I did.

On the bed.

 

This was in Europe, so no license was in danger, right? :eek: (By which I mean I think I can say we had sex.)

[+ FrankR]

I wondered how travelling masseurs do their massages. Do they travel with a table everywhere? Or do it on the bed?

 

Do masseurs do outcalls? If so, do they bring a table?

 

I had a travelling masseur once and he made a makeshift... thingie on the ground out of pillows and a comforter. He said that a hard surface was better than doing it on the bed.

While massaging me he got horny and begged me to fuck him. Which I did.

On the bed.

 

This was in Europe, so no license was in danger, right? :eek: (By which I mean I think I can say we had sex.)

In my experience (travel to major cities) they work on the bed. They do not travel with a table. Not really feasible. They may do outcall. Some rent space for their visit, the space usually has a table so they may prefer not to do outcall in an unfamiliar city. It is a mixed bag..

[+ Kman]

I have only experienced 3 masseurs that have traveled with a table...2 bringing with on the plane, and one traveling in town to my air bnb

[HungBill]

Most that are in hotels have had proper massage tables but a few rig the bed

[+ MasssageGuy]

I will only book with a masseur (traveling or local) that works on a table.

 

I have tried a massage on a bed a couple of times and it's a horrible "platform" for a massage.

[+ Kman]

Actually the last masseur I went to at their hotel had moved the extra bed it’s dude up against the wall...I always thought those beds were fixed to the floor.

[+ beethoven]

Five people answered the OP's question, and no one mentioned that he got lucky? REALLY, NOW!

[Wolfer]

Five people answered the OP's question, and no one mentioned that he got lucky? REALLY, NOW!

I know, right?? Hahaha.

 

Thanks for all the answers! I was really wondering about the table. How viable it is as a masseur to travel without one (if it's a dealbreaker for clients or not and so on).

 

Because I've been pondering if I'd like to become a travelling masseur myself. I'm used to giving massages on a bed so that would not be a problem. I've worked with a portable table before but those things are still superheavy and so clunky.

 

The masseurs I've had sessions with did it on the bed.

[+ ButchAtl]

I've uncounted travelling masseurs who used a table, but they were the exception. I usually expect the travelers to use a bed.

[Kody S]

In my experience, the very best masseurs I’ve had who travel use a table. The others who use the bed are a mixed bag. Having said that, the two worst experiences I’ve ever had have been on tables with guys who don’t travel at all. So there you go... lol.