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Massage Therapy

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10 Hrs 51 Min

30 Videos

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Have you ever wanted to learn massage therapy? This introduction to massage therapy includes the history of massage, basics of anatomy, physiology and the basic structure and function of the human body’s muscular and skeletal systems. Students will learn the skills to help clients’ recovery from injury, relieve pain, ease the harmful effects of stress, and live a healthier life.

The course breaks down in detail basic and advanced massage techniques. This course covers, Deep Tissue massage, Swedish massage, Sports massage, Thai-yoga massage, Prenatal massage, Foot massage, Neck massage, Indian Scalp massage, Facelift massage, Reflexology, Hot Stone massage, Geriatric massage, and much more. There are also bonus procedures you’ll receive in this course, like Aromatherapy, Cranial Sacral therapy, Shiatsu, and Lymph drainage.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1 – Introduction To Massage

  1. Course And Instructor Introduction
  2. History of Massage
  3. Aromatherapy
  4. Equipment
  5. Lymph Drainage prt1
  6. Lymph Drainage prt2
  7. Cranial Sacral Therapy prt1
  8. Cranial Sacral Therapy prt2
  9. Reflexology prt1
  10. Reflexology prt2
  11. Deep Tissue Massage prt1
  12. Deep Tissue Massage prt2
  13. Swedish Massage prt1
  14. Swedish Massage prt2
  15. Prenatal Massage prt1

Module 2 – Demonstrations

  1. Infant massage
  2. Anatomy
  3. Thai-yoga massage
  4. Foot Massage
  5. Neck Massage
  6. Facelift Massage
  7. Indian Scalp Massage

Module 3 – Demonstrations Continued

  1. Sports Massage demo
  2. Full Body Massage demo
  3. Hot Stone Massage demo
  4. Cellulite Treatment demo
  5. Lomi Lomi demo
  6. Shiatsu demo
  7. Geriatric demo
  8. Summary of Massage

In massage therapy, a trained, certified medical professional (massage therapist) manipulates the soft tissues of your body — muscle, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments and skin. The massage therapist uses varying degrees of pressure and movement.

Massage is generally considered part of integrative medicine. Medical centers are offering it more and more as a treatment along with standard treatment. It may be used for a wide range of medical conditions.

Scientific evidence on massage therapy is limited. Scientists are not yet certain what changes occur in the body during massage, whether they influence health, and, if so, how. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) is sponsoring studies to answer these questions and identify the purposes for which massage may be most helpful.

Massage therapy appears to have few serious risks if it is not used appropriately and provided by a trained massage professional. Tell your health care providers about any complementary and alternative practices you use. Give them a full picture of what you do to manage your health. This will help ensure coordinated and safe care.

Whether you would just like to learn massage online because you would like to treat your family, friends or partner or you are a massage therapist-You have come to the right place. To do great massages, it is imperative to get the correct massage training.  When it comes to a massage clinic or spa, your best asset is your massage. Without an incredible massage sequence and techniques, it will be very difficult to have a thriving practice.

This online massage course will give you the skills set to give your clients or your friends or family an amazing relaxation massage experience. It doesn’t matter whether you have had massage training before or have no experience at all.

In this relaxation massage training course, Mark guides you step by step and shows you not only what his 20 years of experience has helped him, but also he shows you the ways to avoid the mistakes that he has made along the way.

Who this course is for:

  1. This massage course is for those who want a career in massage or want to improve their existing massage skills
  2. This massage course will give those of you who want to become a professional massaeur or even just a person who wants to earn extra money the necessary skills to succeed

What you’ll learn:

  1. You will get a Certificate of Completion when you finish this massage course from Mark personally
  2. You will understand how to perform massage using correct body mechanics
  3. You will know how to avoid the many mistakes and pitfalls that so many other massage therapists make
  4. You will know what you need to do to give a massage client an incredible massage experience from the moment she/he walks into your room/spa
  5. You will have the tools to build your own highly successful spa or massage clinic

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Have you ever wanted to learn massage therapy? This introduction to massage therapy includes the history of massage, basics of anatomy, physiology and the basic structure and function of the human body’s muscular and skeletal systems. Students will learn the skills to help clients’ recovery from injury, relieve pain, ease the harmful effects of stress, and live a healthier life.

The course breaks down in detail basic and advanced massage techniques. This course covers, Deep Tissue massage, Swedish massage, Sports massage, Thai-yoga massage, Prenatal massage, Foot massage, Neck massage, Indian Scalp massage, Facelift massage, Reflexology, Hot Stone massage, Geriatric massage, and much more. There are also bonus procedures you’ll receive in this course, like Aromatherapy, Cranial Sacral therapy, Shiatsu, and Lymph drainage.

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