Lomi Lomi is a special art of massage.
Training course for those interested.

RELAX. There are some things you wish would never end. This clearly includes Lomi Lomi. What is it? Pure relaxation to Hawaiian sounds. When Anette Markart lets her hands glide powerfully over the body in time to the music and strips tense muscles, being gets lost in the realm of well-being. An hour in another world, from which one finally emerges as if reborn. Lomi Lomi has its origin in Hawaii. This form of massage was developed by masters, shamans and priests. Margarete and Christoph Bundschu brought them to Europe 15 years ago. And the body therapists from Munich pass on their knowledge. On April 30, a training course will start at Studio Drehpunkt in Bregenz.

Constant movement
In Hawaii, Lomi Lomi is part of everyday life. Almost everyone has mastered it. Yet this form of bodywork is often more than just a massage. “Current brain research confirms what the Hawaiians have known and used for centuries: Namely, that clarification and development of a person’s entire personality can be achieved through the body,” says Christoph Bundschu. Characteristic of the Hawaiian massage style are continuously flowing, circular and intertwining strokes with fingers, hands and forearms. Lomi Lomi moves in the truest sense of the word. While one is in a state of comfortable immersion, the therapist is constantly on the move.