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    Ashiatsu CEUs Livermore
    23 Aug

    Livermore, CA

    $750


    Lynn Smet

    25

    This is our introductory course to Ashiatsu Barefoot Bar Therapy. Therapists will have lots of “feet on” time in this 3-day comprehensive class. Barefoot Curriculum includes prone and supine, seated and standing Ashiatsu Techniques. Read more…

    Memphis Ashiatsu Massage
    13 Sep

    Memphis, TN

    $420


    Charlene Gaffney

    14

    Thai on the table with a TWIST! Stand on the table and use mostly your feet to acupressure, deep muscle compression and yoga-like stretches. Bars mounted to the ceiling above the table are used for balance and support. Read more…

    Ashiatsu CEUs Livermore
    18 Oct

    Livermore, CA

    $500


    Lynn Smet

    16

    This dynamic advance course level is best suited for the barefoot basics graduate who has had time to acquire some clinical experience. For those who feel they are ready to learn advanced concepts using two feet to spread and elongate chronic shortened muscle tissue, this class is for you. Read more…

    Ashiatsu CEUs Livermore
    29 Nov

    Livermore, CA

    $750


    Lynn Smet

    25

    This is our introductory course to Ashiatsu Barefoot Bar Therapy. Therapists will have lots of “feet on” time in this 3-day comprehensive class. Barefoot Curriculum includes prone and supine, seated and standing Ashiatsu Techniques. Read more…

    Ashiatsu CEUs Livermore
    02 Dec

    Livermore, CA

    $500


    Lynn Smet

    16

    Ashi-Thai is an expression of traditional Thai stretches that have been modified utilizing the overhead bar system and therapists’ body so no heavy lifting or bending occurs at the waist. 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.