1. No oil is needed, allowing recipients to seamlessly transition to their daily activities or work after a session.
   
2. The recipient can keep their clothes on, promoting a feeling of safety and addressing any potential cultural or gender-based hesitations.
 
3. Minimal setup is required—no need for spa equipment or massage tables—making it cost-effective and adaptable to various settings, such as on a yoga mat, in a park, or on a room floor.
 
4. Thai massage techniques allow the giver to use different body parts (elbows, knees, forearms) rather than overstraining the hands, offering a sustainable approach to applying pressure.
 
5. Thai massage not only targets physical healing but also enhances energy and overall well-being, making it equally therapeutic for both the giver and recipient.