Introduction to Massage II
Think sports or recreational massage could be for you? If you’ve completed Massage I or similar approved course, this is your next course to begin building your career.
Description
Course Description
Like Massage I, this is a hands on, practical course, with a healthy element of theory. The intention is to have you develop your massage skills while deepening your understanding of massage and the human body.
Massage II is not specifically reserved for sportspeople and is not an assessed course.
Ministry of Health Disclaimer: Massage therapy is not physiotherapy.
Outcomes
What you’ll be able to do with this training
Like Massage I, this is an interest-only course. In other words, it doesn’t provide you with recognised qualifications for a professional career, but provides a solid grounding for further career-based training.
Topics
Topics
You will learn more advanced massage techniques, with a focus on how to apply these to sport and recreation. You will learn topics such as pre- and post-event massage, deep tissue techniques, and acupressure. This is a popular course for people wanting to practice massage within a sporting or recreational environment.
Register now for this course
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
Who is it for?
What you'll learn
You will learn more advanced massage techniques, with a focus on how to apply them to sport and recreation.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
Course attendees must have previously completed the Introduction to Massage I short course or an equivalent course
Please bring your own water bottle and towels. Course materials will be provided.
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