Thai Yoga and Thai Massage Products
Thai Bodywork Certified Instructor
Courses - taught by Certified Instructor, Rob Murray
- Level 1 - North Thai Fundamentals
- Level 2 - Clinical Thai Fundamentals
- Level 3 - Northern Thai Massage
- Anatomy and Palpation/Physiology for the Thai Bodyworker
- Clinical Thai Bodywork - course being rewritten at the moment to a 7 weekend series
- HandsFree Thai - Level 1
- HandsFree Thai - Level 2
- Luk Pra Kob - Level 1 = Thai Herbal Compress with Level 1
- Luk Pra Kob - SPA = Thai Herbal Compress over Sen Lines on a table
- Table for the Thai Bodyworker
- Chair for the Thai Bodyworker
L1 L2 L3 AP1 CTB-i HF1 HF2 LPK-L1 LPK-spa TT
Equipment and Learning Aids
- HandsFree DVD
- Level 1 - Northern Thai Fundamentals DVD
- Thai Yoga Massage Mat
- Regular size and Large sizes
- with or without washable cover; the mat can not be washed
- Thai Fisherman Pants (unisex and in many colors)
- Jivaka Bronze statues $150
- Thai Herbal Compresses (LPK 200 gram body compresses "balls" and mini-facial balls)
- Authentic Thai music CDs
- Clinical Thai Massage
- Theracanes
- Electro-Point Stimulators
- Lacrosse Balls
- Trigger Point Therapy Workbooks
- Trigger Point Therapy Charts
- Range of Motion Charts
- Prana line of
clothing - we carry the brand and some choice pieces, but if you
see something you like from their website, let me know ahead of
time (choice of style, color and size) and we will try order it
for you before class.
- I HIGHLY recommend capri style pants that have some give as we are on our knees quite a bit and it feels cooler for the work you do in Thai massage.
Certified
Thai Bodywork Practitioner Certification
Certified Thai Bodywork Practitioner (TBP) has the following
requirements:
- Levels 1-3 (130
hours)
- HandsFree Thai 1 (20 hours)
- A&P 1 (20 hours or testing credit)
- 1.5 hour practical examination
- written exam - history, cultural context,
principles
- 30 documented client sessions
- 3 documented Thai massage sessions received
from a qualified practitioner
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