Thai Healing Massage Academy – Thai Rocking Massage

Issue #2:

The traditional style of Thai Massage relies heavily on thumb pressure and palm presses. This can be hard on the hands of the therapist and can lead to injury.

Also there is often insufficient training in good body mechanics which can also lead to strain for the therapist. There is a solution for this issue as well…

What if you could transform Thai Massage into a gentler, more fluid, more effective, and more therapist-friendly system?

 

Since Thai Massage is done fully dressed without oil, pressure tends to be linear – direct pressure on one point – instead of long stroking moves like in oil massage. This can be intense.

Thai Rocking Massage solves this by using motion techniques like rocking, rolling, circling, wiggling, or swinging. This distributes the pressure over a larger area and eliminates pressure on one point only.

This works for stretches as well, making them much gentler and more gradual.

These motion techniques have three advantages:

• Advantage for the client: Rocking techniques are gentler, more pleasant, and totally pain-free. They are also very enjoyable and highly therapeutic.
• Advantage for the therapist: Rocking techniques do not stress your thumbs, wrists, or hands. They are much easier on your body.
• Rocking techniques allow you to do Thai Massage on everyone, even clients who are very stiff, very old, or very pain sensitive.

What can you achieve with this training?

• Add a very unique element to Thai Massage or any other massage
• Loosen up any joint gently, more effectively, and in a pain-free way
• Make stretching more gentle and more pleasant for the client
• Work with a beautiful and elegant flow
• Use less effort while achieving better results
• Eliminate strain on your own body and especially your hands

What will I receive with this course?

• 11 video modules
• 6 hours of easy-to-follow, in depth training
• Detailed course manual
• Permanent access – no expiration
• Unlimited personalized support by the instructor