Published 12/2022MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 905.09 MB | Duration: 0h 47m

Supine Position, Side-lying Position, Prone position, and Sitting Position

What you'll learn

Learn invaluable skills for expressing the best loving touch you can give.

Learn these skills quickly through a well crafted program.

B sharing Thai Yoga Massages and bring happiness to your friends and loved ones.

The definition of Thai Yoga Massage, including how it works and how it may benefit clients

Essential Thai Yoga movements

Correct methods for using body mechanic movements such as forearms, elbows, knees and feet

Requirements

A desire to learn something new and have a fun .

This form of bodywork is often performed on the floor, and the receiver wears comfortable clothes that allow for movement. (No oils are used in Thai massage.)

Soft surface for practicing (yoga mat or massage mattress are perfect)

Description

Learn invaluable skills for expressing the best loving touch you can give.Learn these skills quickly through a well-crafted program.B sharing Thai Yoga Massages and bring happiness to your friends and loved ones.Learn the definition of Thai Yoga Massage, including how it works and how it may benefit clientsAlso learn the essential Thai Yoga movementsLearn the correct methods for using body mechanic movements such as forearms, elbows, knees, and feetLearn the contraindications for Thai Yoga MassageLearn 4 positions such as supine position, side-lying, prone position, and sitting position with benefits precautions and common practice mistakesThe objectives of this course:Define and describe Thai yoga massage, including how it works and how it may benefit the recipient.Identify the essential movements within Thai yoga massage.Identify the key element in the working stance to achieve effective body mechanics.Describe the correct methods of using body mechanics such as the forearms, elbows, knees, and feet.Identify at least six key points for practicing safe Thai yoga massage.Recognize the contraindications and/or precautions for AIDS, cancer, cervical spine problems, high blood pressure, menstruation, osteoporosis, pregnancy, and rheumatoid arthritis.Define namaskar and describe how it is done.Recognize the postures and list their benefits and precautions.Describe the techniques that end the session, including the precautions.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Training Program Disclaimer

Lecture 3 Contraindication of Thai Massage

Lecture 4 The History of Thai Massage

Lecture 5 Part I Thai Massage Basic Level Supine Position

Lecture 6 Part II Thai Massage Basic Level Side-Lying

Lecture 7 Part III Thai Massage Basic Prone Position

Lecture 8 Part IV Thai Massage Basic Sitting Position

Anyone wishing to give and receive the amazing experience of Thai Massage.,Anyone wishing to expand your knowledge for your career such as Massage therapist, Physical therapist, Nurse, Chiropractor, Acupuncturist etc.

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