Kiki - Slim, sporty, agile and Asian

Chinese
Kiki - New at Seefeldstrasse (6006) in Lucerne

27 years old, 86,62,88, 161cm/45kg,very sporty
speaks: German, English, Chinese.
Hobby: dancing, sports, GYM

Kiki offers only the following services:

Classic/Thai massage with hand job
15 min. - 50 CHF
40 min. - 100 CHF
60 min. - 150 CHF

Classic/Thai massage without erotic service
30 min. - 60 CHF
60 min. - 100 CHF

No sex, Blow Job only with rubber(++CHF40), Prosta Massage(++CHF40) and I will not take off my sexy clothes. I speak fluent German, can also deliver emotional values.

Payment: Cash preferred and Twint

- By car 7 min: Parking visitor car park along Seefeldstrasse
- By car 7 min: Parking Migros Brüel/Sportcenter Würzenbach, 10 minute walk
- By bus : Seefeld bus stop (line 24) 5 min walk
- By train: Verkehrshaus 10 minute walk

Important:
If you are travelling to Kiki, please write a short message:
"drive off."
If you are at the door, please write:
"I'm here." - Kiki will then open the door for you.

Let yourself be pampered by Kiki's magic hands and enjoy a pleasant time with her!

About me, I am an energetic, fun-loving explorer with a heart full of rhythm and movement. My world revolves around sport, dance and the endless joy of physical expression - whether pole dancing, acro-yoga or trying out new fitness trends. For me, movement is not just training, but an art form and a language that transcends boundaries. I am particularly passionate about the combination of aesthetics and strength, as seen in acrobatic yoga or pole dancing. I like to pass on this fire, whether in workshops or through inspiring encounters.

My curiosity has already taken me through many countries - from the vibrant dance studios in Thailand to the creative movement art scenes in the Netherlands and France. I look for new challenges everywhere, whether in urban training communities or at outdoor yoga sessions by the sea.

Besides dancing and sports, I love challenging my body with Caliesthetics, hiking in nature or finding balance with slacklining. I get my inspiration from books on sports physiology, dance history or modern lifestyle concepts - and of course from meeting people who live their passion.