A good Massager is like a good violinist... Female body becomes the violin and when the way massager play with his violin keeps him and the violin Relaxed means reducing the tension. A good massager always be mindful of his posture and avoid playing in a slumped over position. If his posture is correct and the violin is in the proper position, it is easier to play in tune because the gravity does the work with your bow hand. his violin bow is his fingers. Funny but some beginners tend to treat the violin bow as stick or a baseball bat. A proper bow hold is not too tight nor too loose. It should be between these two extremes. The bow should be held in a way that it delivers power and sensitivity, allowing finger flexibility, agility, and weight control.
The secret is not to work too hard. The trick to mastering proper bow movements is to let the earth’s gravity do the work. What I mean with this is to stop forcing or pressing the bow and just let the gravity and your bow’s weight to move across the strings.
If you press too much, you’ll hear a scratching sound. If you force the bow towards the strings, you’ll hear it squeak.To avoid these sounds, just feel the relaxed weight of your arm and the bow and place it over the strings. Then you can listen to the beautiful sound of your violin. This melancholy is what a true massager enjoys... The Violin forgets the world and just enjoy the music....
