SWEDISH FUNDAMENTALS

The core principals of Swedish Massage Techniques

On this workshop you will learn the principals of Swedish Holistic Massage, for you to share with family & friends.

We will be using effleurage, petrissage & kneading techniques, whilst covering some basic anatomy.At the end of this workshop you will have the skills to give a wonderful flowing back and neck massage, using effleurage, petrissage & kneading techniques. Your friends & family will love you!

You will give & receive massage in a safe & supportive environment.

There is no need to come with a partner, yet be prepared to pair up with another participant. This is a contact workshop, any concerns please contact to discuss our protocols.

Book one place or bring a friend and book two for a discount.

Swedish Fundamentals

This workshop went beyond my expectations. I felt relaxed at the end and more confident in my massage techniques.

Rowanne

‘I learnt everything I wanted to on this course. I feel I know more about how the muscles connect and have learnt new techniques to put into practice’.

Flore

Interested in Swedish Fundamentals?

If you’d like to find out more about our short courses, counting towards your continuous professional development, get in touch!

Swedish Fundamentals

TBC

Blackdown Healthy Living Centre, Hemyock

10am to 4pm

 

On this workshop you will learn the principals of Swedish Holistic Massage.  You will gain the skills to give a full body treatment, with focus on the back, neck and shoulders. You will be giving & receiving in a safe & supportive environment. This course is suitable as an introduction to massage or to learn skills to share at home.
Book one place or bring a friend and book two for a discount.

There is no need to come with a partner, yet be prepared to pair up with another participant.

Terms:

Refundable 2 weeks prior to course start date

Swedish Fundamentals – 18th March 2023

Swedish Fundamentals – 18th March 2023

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