Just wondering, since I am massage trained and know how to give a great massage on a bed, I was just wondering if you thought that would be bad.  Thanks for responses.  Kalinasandiego

on a bed gives her back problems. So I ordered a massage table and carry it with me when I schedule an outcall with her at a hotel. I have it raised to maximum height, and I think she's made me a lifetime client!

i love massage tables..it is perfect for doggie after a great massage..

My neck is rather stiff and turning my face to either side is uncomfortable.

However, I know how difficult it is to lug a big table around when traveling, so if you decide it is not worth it, I can understand.

For those gals who do travel with their table, I am very grateful.

I'm 6'8", old and stiff.  A massage on anything but a proper table means that I will be leaving with a stiff neck and shoulders.  Very few beds are solid enough support for a good massage.  That said, the massages I have received from American providers have usually been so lame that even an excellent table might not have been much help.

Frankly, I would rather strip the bed and just put a sheet on the floor [if carpeted] than use the typical soft mattresses.

Since I rarely am looking for a massage from full-servicee providers, this really has not been a major issue.  Just wish that more of them did know how to provide a good massage as well as sex.  The only group of providers I have ever run in to who really know how to do both have been Thai.  

If I really want a massage, and there aren't any Thai in the area, I'll arrange for two sessions.  One with a massage therapist, with a table, and the other with a full-service provider.

Kalina,

Just ask the client during the arrangement process for setting up the appointment.

You can ask something like this:

"I offer great massages as part of the agreed fee and I can bring my massage table. Would you like me to do this?"

Doing it this way will give you the answers you need from your clients.

sunrosc