The academy offers a range of potential health benefits based on its principles of balancing the body's vital energy (Qi) and improving overall well-being. Traditional Chinese massage, also known as Tui Na. It targets areas of discomfort and inflammation, potentially alleviating chronic pain conditions like headaches, back pain, arthritis, and fibromyalgia by improving Qi circulation and reducing muscle stiffness. Abdominal kneading techniques can stimulate internal organs, potentially enhance gastrointestinal efficiency and alleviate digestive issues like constipation and bloating. It can stimulate the lymphatic system, which helps filter out toxins, potentially boosting the immune system and enhancing the body's natural detoxification processes. Techniques like vigorous kneading and stroking stimulate blood flow throughout the body, improving oxygen and nutrient supply to tissues, and potentially benefiting cardiovascular health and muscle recovery. It can relieve stress and muscle tension, Chinese massage may facilitate deeper and more restorative sleep, potentially benefiting individuals with insomnia or other sleep disorders. It can Increase blood flow and relaxation techniques can aid in the recovery process for injured muscles and reduce muscle tension. It focuses on pushing, stretching, and kneading muscles and joints to promote Qi flow and reduce stiffness. It’s done by applying pressure to specific acupoints along meridians to balance energy flow and alleviate pain, stress, and other ailments. Individuals with open wounds, infectious diseases, or severe heart conditions should consult a doctor before undergoing any massage therapy. It is a holistic approach rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, aims to address both physical and emotional well-being by balancing the body's energy flow and promoting natural healing. Sifu Chaitanya Naik is known for his expertise in martial arts, specifically Wing Chun Kung Fu. He is the India Head for the Samuel Kwok Wing Chun Martial Art Association UK and the Managing Director of the Academy Of Combat Martial Arts India. While he has extensive experience teaching martial arts and self-defense. He is a Direct Disciple Of the generation, apprentice of XUYONG LIANG, Foshan. Sifu naik has completed the entire course and is now a certified and authorised by the Choy Li Fat Hungsing Tang and the Government of China as kung fu massagist. He is also registered as a a qualified medical practitioner of TCM with The CENTRAL COUNCIL OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE AND RESEARCH INDIA. He is so far the first and only person to have leant this art of kung fu massage from Foshan, China known to be the land of traditional martial arts and is now practicing in India wherein many people have benefited with this therapy.

Tui Na incorporates a range of techniques, including kneading, pressing, rolling, stretching, and joint mobilization.   

Commonly treated conditions: - Musculoskeletal pain: Neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, and joint pain. 

Digestive issues: Bloating, indigestion, constipation. 

Stress and anxiety: Tui Na can help to calm the nervous system and promote relaxation. 

Other conditions: Some practitioners also use Tui Na to address conditions like insomnia, headaches, and fatigue. 

Regular sessions may strengthen the immune system and improve the body's ability to fight infections.

It is very important to have plenty of water and a good diet before you start the therapy. 

Kindly inform the practitioner of this art about any medical history. 

Clients are responsible for informing the practitioner about any medical conditions, injuries, allergies (including allergies to oils or lotions), and current medications prior to the session. This includes conditions like bleeding disorders, pregnancy, cancer, fractures, open wounds, acute infections, severe mental/emotional disorders, skin diseases, and osteoporosis.

Individuals with certain medical conditions, such as bleeding disorders or those taking blood thinners, should consult with their doctor before receiving TCM massage due to potential risks like excessive bleeding.

 It's essential to communicate any discomfort or pain experienced during the massage to the therapist immediately

• Every individual should communicate their preferences regarding pressure, intensity, and areas of the body to be avoided during the massage.​

• TCM massage, especially deep tissue techniques, may cause some discomfort or slight bruising during or after a session but this is normal.

• The massage is for therapeutic purposes and not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition.

• If you have health concerns, consult with your doctor before adding TCM massage to your treatment plan. Regular sessions for long-term benefits: Often, multiple sessions are recommended for lasting changes and optimal results.