Massage

[carolinebeauty]

Hi there

Can you recommend a massage course for a no hands massage course or a really good refresher as I do a lot of swedish massage at work?

Thanks

 

[hippy-chick]

I'm doing an introductory Lomi Lomi massage course next month in Durham. You use your forearms to massage. I also do a lot of massage so am looking for ways to save my hands and joints.

Take a look:

http://www.huna-massage.com/trainings/introductory-workshops

 

[fozzyo]

For "No Hands Massage" look at their site - NO HANDS Massage- Advanced Massage Training Courses (I'm an Advanced Practitoner of it)

You may also want to look at Injury Prevention Massage (I'm a trainer and do one-2-one courses) which is very similar to NHM but I prefer it, the introductory course is one day. PM for more details.

There is a guy called Darien Pritchard who has also developed his own techniques you may want to look at.

And if you want some reading material there is the book Save Your Hands (forget the author).

Mat

 

[rouge]

And if you want some reading material there is the book Save Your Hands (forget the author).

It's by Lauriann Greene, it's a brilliant book and I'd highly recommend it. Save Your Hands: Injury Prevention for Massage Therapists: Amazon.co.uk: Lauriann Greene: Books

It's not a substitute for a proper practical course, but it's a good starting point.