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    Ashiatsu Bar Basic Massage Training Class
    28 Jul

    Atlanta, GA

    $575


    Monica Miller, LMT

    20

    Ashiatsu Bar Basic is an exciting 2-day 20 CE intensive Ashiatsu training workshop. The basic course covers the one-footed moves of the Anterior and Posterior routine. It includes: Digital Manual and Video. Read more…

    Ashiatsu Massage CEU
    13 Sep

    Colorado Springs, CO

    $447


    Erin Poovey

    16

    Save your hands, stay grounded, and take the option to sit down with this floor-based matwork massage! Adapted and brought to the United States from the Fijian and New Zealand Islands by Lolita Knight, this style of barefoot massage is performed on a floor mat, with the client clothed. Read more…

    Ashiatsu Massage Training
    14 Sep

    Memphis, TN

    $395


    Erin Law

    14

    Barefoot oil massage for the upper body in prone and supine positions. Sit at the head of the table and apply steady, gliding pressure with your feet. No standing on the table. No overhead bars required. Read more…

    Ashiatsu Massage CEU
    17 Sep

    Cincinnati, OH

    $447


    Mary-Claire Fredette

    16

    Save your hands, stay grounded, and take the option to sit down with this floor-based matwork massage!  Adapted and brought to the United States from the Fijian and New Zealand Islands by Lolita Knight, this style of barefoot massage is performed on a floor mat, with the client clothed. Read more…

    Ashiatsu Massage

    Few deep tissue techniques can work deeper than ashiatsu massage, a type of massage that uses the practitioner’s feet as well as hands, fingers and elbows to apply pressure. A typical ashiatsu setup includes both a massage table and ceiling-mounted bars that allow the practitioner to stay steady while standing on the table and applying targeted pressure with bare feet. It is an ideal way for massage therapists to reduce hand strain, and it can be performed with the client clothed.

    Because ashiatsu is founded on traditional Chinese medicine, many ashiatsu massage trainings will cover energy meridians and mind-body balance, but not all courses take this approach. Some focus only on proper technique, safety and building your own strength and balance for better sessions.