Thai Massage Course

Master Practitioner Level, Sports Injury, Maintenance & Rehabilitation Diploma

Thai massage course at foundation level must be completed before commencing Master Practitioner level studies.

This level teaches all the advanced manipulative techniques and their variations and how to use them in conjunction with those learned at foundation level.

These include spinal manipulations, shoulder and hip manipulations and massaging using feet and bodyweight. Many of these are not shown in the book and video.
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All advanced joint manipulation techniques are taught under careful supervision and their use in treating many musculo-skeletal problems and sports injuries are demonstrated and explained.

This Thai massage course examines the mechanics of the process, enabling you to treat with confidence many sports injuries and conditions that result in chronic pain.

What is the difference between Thai massage and Western Sports Massage?

Most sports injuries involve damage to muscle fibres, myofascia or tendons and they are commonly caused by overuse of muscles that are not functionally balanced with other muscles in their group and with their antagonists.

Thai massage enables every individual muscle to assume its normal relaxed length when not contracting.

When injury does occur the controlled stretches and manipulations in Thai massage have an unrivalled ability to speed healing and restore pain-free function compared with Western Sports Massage.

Sports Thai Massage provides maintenance that muscles need, improves performance by reducing the risk of injury for athletes and dancers during their training. This Thai massage course will teach the aspiring practioner everything necessary to become a competent and advanced therapist in the discipline.

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