Showing posts with label learn barefoot massage at my location. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learn barefoot massage at my location. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

New Bamboo products

I got in a small portion of my backordered bamboo and was able to send it out yesterday. It is unbelievably gorgeous. So smooth, it'll glide perfectly on the client's skin while the massage therapist effleurages and frictions the bamboo tools.

http://www.affinitymassages.com/ has class dates and details. I do have a couple of bamboo table sets in stock that can be sold.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Bamboo-fusion class has space

I still have a few spaces available in my 16 CE class for massage therapists. Learn how to use warm bamboo tools to knead, roll and relax your client's muscles. The clients love the warmth--you'll love how easy it is to do.

Class is in my training studio in Cincinnati on Saturday and Sunday, March 20-21. Details at http://www.affinitymassages.com/.  You can register online if you want! Hope to see you there.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Learn deep tissue massage

People are starting to sign up for our October Cincinnati, OH Ashiatsu class! Register at www.affinitymassages.com.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Ashiatsu picture



Here's a photo of me at the ATMA Kentucky spring convention with our portable Ashiatsu bars. I gave out about 30 free Ashiatsu demonstrations that weekend! I was 6 months pregnant too!

Class information is found at www.affinitymassages.com.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Bamboo-fusion class photo

Brenda Ghantous is trying out the bamboo-fusion tools on a fellow massage therapist. I love to see the look on the "client's" face when they get off up the table after receiving bamboo massage!

The therapists are usually in la la land for a bit. Imagine what you can do for your own clients!

I have 2 spaces left in our August 7-8 class in Cincinnati (Bamboo-fusion, that is). If you want to sign up, you can pay online at www.affinitymassages.com/bamboo_classes.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Ashi-Thai pic

Here is a classroom picture of an Ashi-Thai class! The students all receive massage from eachother. Class dates at www.affinitymassages.com.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

About Ashi-Thai classes

What is Ashi-Thai? It's a variation of traditional Thai massage. Typically, the Thai practicioner "palm walks" the client's body, which can cause pain in the therapist's hands and wrists.

In Ashi-Thai, the therapist stands on the massage table and uses his or her Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy bars for balance. She will use her legs to maneuver the client into multiple positions. This enables the therapist to protect her arms and wrists when moving the client through various movements. The client remains fully clothed on during the process, and no lubricant is applied.

Ashi-Thai is a great method for warming up a client and stretching them out prior to a deep tissue massage. It can also be done as a stand alone method for an hour or more.
My Ashi-Thai classes are scheduled starting October.

You can visit my website, www.affinitymassages.com for dates. More info coming soon!

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Texas Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy

Our Barefoot Basics class in Austin, TX next week is full. We do have a few spaces available in the anterior/sidelying on Sunday. Please call me at 513-238-0970 or email fredettemassage@fuse.net if you're an AOBT grad who'd like to join us.

Class description and costs can be found at www.affinitymassages.com .

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Students in Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy class

This is a photo of 3 students working on 3 guest clients during the last day of our Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy Barefoot Basics class in Cincinnati.

We are one of the few continuing education classes for massage therapists that bring in "real clients" for LMTs to practice on.

The massage therapists frequently report that the experience is a highly valuable one, and they greatly appreciate the opportunity.

I still have room in my April Cincinnati class as well as in our March class in Austin, TX.

Check out http://www.affintiymassages.com/ for more information.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Can larger therapists take our classes?



Many therapists assume that we have a height and/or weight restriction for our Ashiatsu classes. Not so, brown cow, as the saying goes!

For our Barefoot Basics class, all the strokes are one footed on the posterior side of the body. So if the client needs less pressure, the therapist simply shifts his or her weight onto the foot that's on the table.
Check out http://www.affinitymassages.com/ for more frequently asked questions.
As you can see by this photo, there are therapists of all sizes, from tiny to average to muscular and heavy. And Rick too--he's not a tiny little thing!

Saturday, February 7, 2009

AMTA KY convention

I will be doing demonstrations of Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy and handing out brochures at the AMTA Kentucky chapter annual meeting.

Last year, despite near blizzard conditions, the convention had over 200 attendees. We look forward to seeing you again this year!

www.affinitymassages.com

Friday, November 14, 2008

class photos of Bamboo-fusion class

I added a bunch of photos of my most recent class to the website today. The link is www.affinitymassages.com/bamboo_classes if you want to take a look!

Friday, February 15, 2008

Bamboo-Fusion continued

Petite in stature, Nathalie began to experience pain in her hands within only 2 months of doing traditional massage. As a Thai therapist, Nathalie sometimes did back walking while using a bamboo pole for balance. She discovered the hands-on approach with bamboo when one of her larger male clients kept asking for deeper pressure in his upper trapezius.

Find out about class at www.ashiatsuworkshops.com/bamboo_massage!

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Bamboo article continued

As an innovative creator of bamboo massage, Nathalie was sought out by various private resorts and spas and taught them her Bamboo-Fusion modality. This exotic treatment is in demand at high end spas such as the Ritz Carlton in Jupiter, Florida and Preston Wynnn in Saratoga, California. Ms. Cecilia has trained numerous therapists from top spas at the famous Hakone Gardens in California. (This beautiful Japanese garden is abundant with bamboo foliage and is also the location where many scenes were filmed when making the movie Memoirs of a Geisha).

www.ashiatsuworkshops.com/bamboo_massage has information about bamboo massage classes.

Monday, February 4, 2008

Bamboo-Fusion

Bamboo is delightful in use as massage tools as well. The sticks hold heat and feel comforting to both the client and the massage therapist. Nathalie Cecilia, founder of Bamboo-Fusion, was the first in the United States to use both bamboo and rattan as extensions of her fingers and hands during her luxurious deep tissue massages.

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Massaging a lot?

Tired of icing your forearms and wrists?

Treat yourself to an Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy workshops and learn how to give your clients the deep tissue work they crave without hurting yourself! Our Barefoot Basics class will teach you all the moves you need to get started. For some ashiatsu therapists, they don't even need to learn more than that! You'll learn 45 minutes worth of ashiatsu using overhead bars for balance. Your new skills as an ashiatsu therapist will surely wow your clients!

Check out www.ashiatsuworkshops.com/class_schedule for our Cincinnati, OH course schedule. Our next class is January 24-26, 2008 with Anterior/Side-Lying Ashiatsu on January 25. Please check it out!

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Ashiatsu Class--Satisfaction Guaranteed

Why take the Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy classes? You've got nothing to lose, but lots to gain. If you are not completely satisfied with your experience in Barefoot Basics after the first day of class, I will happily give you 100% of you tuition back.

I have never had to refund anyone's money since I've been teaching (over 3 years). Satisfation guaranteed, for sure! My website www.ashiatsuworkshops.com shows lots of pictures, ashiatsu faqs and class descriptions, etc.

Ashiatsu Workshops Website Revamped

Ashiatsu training has never been easier to find. Take a look at my revamped website, http://www.ashiatsuworkshops.com/ for loads of information about classes in barefoot massage. Included is our 100% satisfaction guarantee that after the first day of training in ashiatsu, you 'll receive your money refunded in full if not pleased wtih the program. That's how certain I am of the quality of our professional training program.

Off to Denver next week to teach Ashiatsu at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Don't forget, I've got portable Hardee-Ashiatsu bars and will travel to teach groups of therapists in your location!