4 Day 30-Hour Thai Yoga Massage Training in Phuket

The course is training on ancient healing arts dating back to the time of the Buddha. It offers Thai massage as a deep, full-body treatment in combination with various yoga positions that allows you to bring fluidity to your massage and release the body of any tightness and blockages.

You will follow the ancient techniques of working with the pressure points and channels that run all throughout your body moving vital life force energy and with the help of not only your hands but your elbows and feet, facilitate a release and unrestricted movement of the healing energy leading to benefits like the boosting of the immune system, improving flexibility, mobility, and many more.

Who is this training for

The course is crafted perfectly for anyone interested in becoming a massage therapist, yoga teachers, and massage therapists looking for professional development, trainers working with athletes, therapists working with injuries and illnesses, and anyone interested in improving the health and well-being of loved ones.

What you will gain

• Daily practice
• Lectures on wind gate points, energy lines, breathing, mind control, balancing, direction, pressure points, and more
• Real cases to practice on
• Working with injuries and what you can do to help
• Discussion about fascia, muscles, and anatomy of the body as it relates to massage
• The history and philosophy of Thai massage and yoga

Benefits of Thai massage

• Help detoxification of the body and boost the immune system
• Improve posture and balance
• Increase blood circulation, lower blood pressure
• Good for muscle relaxation, flexibility, and mobility
• Help with back pain
• Help tone the body, strengthen joints, and fight diseases, including chronic joint problems
• Help gain mental clarity
• Deep mental relaxation
• Release of pent-up emotions
• Spiritual blockage removal
• Deep mental, physical, and spiritual transformation

Daily schedule

• 08:00 - 09:30 Morning yoga practice
• 10:00 - 12:00 Massage practice
• 14:00 - 17:00 Theory and practice lecture II