Ashi-Thai
is an expression of traditional Thai techniques and exercises that have been modified to use with bars in the ceiling. Ashi-Thai massage is performed fully clothed and without anu oils or creams.
Over the years we have been honored to have many hai practitioners take our Ashiatsu courses. During that time, many have expressed their love for deliveriong the healing art of Thai but complained of wrist pain from years of performing traditional palm walking.
They enjoy the benefits their clients receive from the moves but wish they could deliver them without bending over and lifting at the waist or being
on their hands and knees.
This flowing and rhythmic approuch was developed for any body worker who prefers the table over a floor or a mat and wants to stretch and loosen their clients before a massage
or can also be considered its own stand alone treatment.
In this 2 day workshop, therapists will be guided through many manipulations while holding onto a bar for better stability, support and balance. The Ashi-Thai workshop has been divided into 2 different modules, posterior & anterior. You won't believe just how in-depth this course study is! The combinations of techniques have been arranged following traditional energy lines and stretches for elongating and relieving tightness in commonly used muscle groups.
They enjoy the benefits their clients receive from the moves but wish they could deliver them without bending over and lifting at the waist or being
on their hands and knees.
This flowing and rhythmic approuch was developed for any body worker who prefers the table over a floor or a mat and wants to stretch and loosen their clients before a massage
or can also be considered its own stand alone treatment.
In this 2 day workshop, therapists will be guided through many manipulations while holding onto a bar for better stability, support and balance. The Ashi-Thai workshop has been divided into 2 different modules, posterior & anterior. You won't believe just how in-depth this course study is! The combinations of techniques have been arranged following traditional energy lines and stretches for elongating and relieving tightness in commonly used muscle groups.
