Foot Reflexology Massage with tools. Raynor massage on Big Toe. Discussion of bands

[@Buddeemediagroup]

These are awesome videos, thank you. Could the client give a testimonial on what it has done for them? That would be great to see how powerful this methodology is.

[@marcusdaniels4576]

You’re my role model 🙏🏽

[@lemmann6362]

Is there ever a need to work specifically on the area of the two tiny sesamoid bones in the ball of the foot located near the big toe?

[@brandonraynor]

Lem Mann not sure

[@Viktorijasummer]

Do you know how to massage feets with tailors bunion? Is it possible to help the feets?

[@brandonraynor]

Viktorija Kaminskaite yes please have a look at this massage that I did in London kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6LQgmB8gaqIrLs

[@Mr_Wh1]

Hello Brandon. Are you stopping by Denmark, at some point?

[@Txja]

Du er klar over det er det pure opspind ikke?

[@klj2382]

No

[@Mr_Wh1]

@@Txja Ja, men Brandon ser ud til at kunne lave en meget deep almen massage. Det skal prøves. Hvad laver du egentlig her?

[@Txja]

@@Mr_Wh1 Leder efter massage tekniker til dybe massager. Syntes der er mange "vat arm" videoer derude. Følger devisen, det skal gøre ond for at gøre godt. Træner og masserer ofte så det er vel en slags interesse.

[@gravyspin2938]

What’s your educational background Mr Raynor? Just listening to you talk I feel like my IQ increases!

[@brandonraynor]

Gravy Spin ha Here is a brief intro to my my biography but I have done a lot more www.raynormassage.com/about-us/brandon-raynor-naturopath/

[@jasonbutler5148]

Can someone explain what a mas ag is? Does he mean massage? If so why is he pronouncing it that way?

[@brandonraynor]

Hi Jason. Only North Americans pronounce it where it sounds French. Misaj. In Australia, NZ , the UK and other English speaking countries it’s pronounced the way I say it. I have a funny story about one of the first times I taught in the US in Boston. On the third or forth day of the course one of my students asked me “ what’s that word you keep using” . Scratching my head I’m like what word? They are like “ma ssage”. I never realised they pronounced it like they are speaking French because if someone pronounced it that way in Australia, they would think they were being sleazy. Anyway I said pronounce it like the state you live in because the first five letters are the same. Massachusetts. Just take the first five letters and add a “ge” sound like the ending of the word cage or rage. Imagine pronouncing Massachusetts in the French sounding way. It would sound weird.Just like North Americans pronounce the word herbs in the French way by dropping the “h” while Australians, Kiwis and British people pronounce the “h”. Must be something to do with the American Revolution. English has many different variations around the world. I’m fluent in several versions of English and sometimes I mix them, just to be difficult.

[@brandonraynor]

Jason Butler here is the British way to pronounce it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2aXemCte5prosk

[@The_KnightLife]

He said “here” about twenty times 😩🙈

[@brandonraynor]

Jazmine Anderson wow!

[@mr.jordan1413]

Jazmine Anderson😘

[@klj2382]

damn you Raynor

[@_MurphysLaw]

Maahh-sage

[@brandonraynor]

yes like Maahh Sa Chusetts

[@albertlongfellow384]

Toe toe toe toe toe toe toe.. nice video though 🌝

[@nosnerd1967]

Ouch

[@SashaMinutka]

взгляд маньяка

[@CK-ij7qm]

This is not Reflexology I have it every week. This guy is a butcher, if I was this girl I would tell this guy to stop immediately.

[@brandonraynor]

Wimp

[@klj2382]

#corntoe