Gay masseur guide?

[MeatHead]

Inspired by this thread

I was just wondering because I wanted to try being a masseur but I still don't know how to train myself or learn the techniques. Anybody?

[+ FrankR]

13 minutes ago, nycboi said:

Inspired by this thread

I was just wondering because I wanted to try being a masseur but I still don't know how to train myself or learn the techniques. Anybody?

Mens Massage Exchange in NYC (MMXNYC) has professionals on staff and provide training courses.

[MeatHead]

16 hours ago, FrankR said:

Mens Massage Exchange in NYC (MMXNYC) has professionals on staff and provide training courses.

Thanks! This will help...

Anyone else?

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

Are any of these answers helpful?

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/136298-where-did-you-learn-your-skills-as-an-erotic-masseur/?do=getNewComment

[+ Jamie21]

Visit other erotic masseurs as a client and observe their techniques. Some standard massage techniques you’d learn on a normal massage course but sensual techniques you kind of pick up from others or learn intuitively by trial and error. It’s how I learned: I had some formal training and then learned as I went along. 

Alongside my massage work I now do sensual massage training for clients who want to learn how to be a masseur (not just the massage techniques but also how to set yourself up). If you find a masseur where you are who offers similar it could be worth trying them. 

[jeezifonly]

Learning massage is necessary, unless what you want to be is a “rub-n-tug” gay masseur. Massage is a science and an art. Gotta learn the science part to avoid damaging somebody by accident. You’re young enough that if you invest in really good training now, it can lead to experience that can develop the art and let it become a full or part-time pursuit, and allow you to recoup tuition costs.

Unless you just want to “be a masseur”  Good luck! 

[+ Lucky]

I could give in person lessons on happy endings!

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

There are more answers on this thread, including what training the state of New York requires for a license for massage therapy.  Were any of these helpful?

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/133300-how-do-you-become-an-actual-male-masseur/

Edited January 11, 2023 by Vegas_nw1982

[pubic_assistance]

3 hours ago, Lucky said:

I could give in person lessons on happy endings!

In all seriousness....I have given some advice to young men who were looking to make a little extra by adding erotic elements to their massage repertoire.  I don't mind giving advice to help a person succeed.

[maninsoma]

If you want to become a masseur or escort, then do it instead of making the same general inquiries repeatedly.

Edited January 13, 2023 by maninsoma
correct typo