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Unfortunately, massage students may encounter quite some pitfalls or even outright scams connected to Thai Massage training. I’ll not talk about all those in this post, but I will specifically focus on the student group [ Read more … ]
Thai Acupressure is about manipulating certain acupressure points (acupoints) in the receiver’s body to attain health benefits. Acupressure therapy is usually given by applying pressure on acupoints with the thumbs, although other body parts or [ Read more … ]
Advanced Thai Massage training courses typically follow after so-called Thai Massage foundation courses. It’s as simple as that. Usually, with a certain teacher or school, students can only take an advanced training course or class [ Read more … ]
You will notice that many Thai Massage beginner courses are organized as thirty-hour five-day trainings (30 hours spread over 5 days). Nonetheless, this is certainly not a rule and all depends on what the contents [ Read more … ]
Thai Massage students who for the first time enroll for a Thai Massage training course have a variety of motives to join. Apart from simple “curiosity” or “just doing something fun and different” there are [ Read more … ]
It sounds perhaps awkward for a country that is stuffed with Thai Massage teachers and practitioners of their own, but some large and also some medium-sized Thai Massage schools in Thailand now and again work [ Read more … ]
One of the most essential materials you will need as a teacher is Thai Massage mats or mattresses. Basically you will need one mat per student couple. As it is such an important aspect of [ Read more … ]
We’ve already talked a bit about students’ behavior in the classroom in our post Managing the Thai Massage Classroom, but in this post we’ll take a more explicit look at some aspects and situations a [ Read more … ]
In general, students like to receive a certificate upon completion of a Thai Massage training course, even if the certificate has no specific legal value or “accredited” status. It’s a tangible proof of their accomplishment, [ Read more … ]
Building your own Thai Massage school or institute is perhaps one of the hardest parts of being (or becoming) a Thai Massage teacher. But, what to say here? What counts for many businesses also counts [ Read more … ]