Introduction to Massage II

Ready to expand your massage skills? Introduction to Massage II builds on the foundations developed in Massage I, helping you deepen your practical ability and understanding of massage techniques, body awareness, and how massage can be applied in sport and recreational settings.

Description

Course Description

Like Introduction to Massage I, this is a practical, hands-on programme supported by relevant theory to help you understand not only how to perform massage techniques, but also why and when they may be applied.

Guided by an experienced practitioner, you will continue developing your massage skills through demonstrations, discussion, and practical application. You will gain further confidence working with a range of massage techniques and learn how these can be adapted for different needs and situations.

This course provides an excellent foundation for anyone considering further study in massage, sport, or recreation-related fields.

Ministry of Health Disclaimer: Massage therapy is not physiotherapy.

Outcomes

What You’ll Be Able to Do After This Training

On completion of this course, you will have a stronger foundation in massage techniques and greater confidence applying your skills in personal, recreational, or sporting environments.

This course is a valuable stepping stone for those interested in exploring further massage training and potential career pathways, including sports and recreation massage.

Please note: this is an interest-based professional development course and does not provide a recognised qualification to practise professionally as a massage therapist.

Topics

Topics Covered

Areas covered include:

  • Advanced massage techniques
  • Sport and recreation massage applications
  • Pre-event massage
  • Post-event massage
  • Deep tissue techniques
  • Acupressure
  • Practical massage application and skill development

A strong focus is placed on hands-on learning, allowing you to continue developing your technique, confidence, and practical ability.

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Registration Details

 

Please bring:

 

  • Your own water bottle
  • Towels

 

All course materials will be provided.

 

Minimum numbers apply.

 

Continue building your massage skills and take the next step towards developing your knowledge, confidence, and practical experience in massage.

Interested but not quite ready to register? Simply register your interest using the Enquire Here button below and we will let you know if there are any course updates. If you have any questions about the course, dates or locations please contact us

Prerequisites

Prerequisites

Participants must have previously completed:

  • Introduction to Massage I short course, or
  • An equivalent approved massage course

 

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Build on your massage skills and take the next step towards your massage journey

Course Benefits

Benefits of Completing This Course

By completing Introduction to Massage II, you will:

  • Build on the skills gained from Introduction to Massage I
  • Increase your confidence and capability in practical massage techniques
  • Develop a stronger understanding of the body and how massage can support movement and recovery
  • Learn techniques relevant to sporting and recreational environments
  • Gain practical experience applying a wider range of massage approaches
  • Explore whether massage may be a suitable pathway for further study or professional development
  • Learn in a supportive, hands-on environment with guidance from an experienced practitioner

What you will learn

What You’ll Learn

You will develop your knowledge and skills in:

  • More advanced massage techniques and applications
  • Techniques commonly used within sport and recreation environments
  • Understanding how massage approaches may vary depending on activity and individual needs
  • Pre-event and post-event massage techniques
  • Deep tissue massage techniques
  • Acupressure techniques
  • Building confidence in delivering a more complete massage experience

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