Thai Yoga Stretching
Thai Massage aka "Lazy Man's Yoga" is for everyone!
The well-being of your family, friends, and community can be permanently uplifted by your choice to share compassionate touch, which is why we have developed MYBO Sensorial Thai Yoga Body Work Technique. Amanda is a Yoga Teacher and Thai Yoga Body Work Practitioner so this technique combines many of the assists and stretches Yoga Teachers can do (thus is a perfect additional training for Yoga Teachers to add to their teaching skill set).
Thai Yoga Stretching Level One Testimonial:
"This training was a good learning and growing experience for me. As a yoga teacher, I feel generally more comfortable and confident, and now perform more hands-on assists for my students."
- Emily
Thai Yoga Stretching training focuses on…
Safe and effective body work techniques that anyone can master
Practice principles of body alignment
Integrate Metta (loving kindness) and meditation into your body work
Body Work for shoulders, head, back, hands, legs, abdomen, and feet
Perfect for people without any bodywork experience, this training is also invaluable as continuing education for massage practitioners. The gift of compassionate touch is empowering and available to everyone ready to discover it.
Traditional Thai Massage or Thai Yoga Body Work is performed on a mat on the floor through comfortable loose clothing. It is an accessible form of body work, combining meditation, stretches, acupressure/compressions, reflexology and energy movement. You don’t have to be an expert to produce outstanding results. The MYBO system makes learning easy and this workshop shows you how to tap into your own innate abilities to give a sensational massage. Learn how to deliver complete 60, 75, 90 or 120 minute sessions, focusing on:
Safe and effective body work techniques that anyone can master
Practice principles of body alignment
Integrate Metta (loving kindness) and meditation into your body work
Body Work the entire body--shoulders, head, back, hands, legs, abdomen, and feet
Perfect for people without any bodywork experience, this training is also invaluable as continuing education for massage practitioners and yoga teachers. The gift of compassionate touch is empowering and available to everyone ready to discover it.
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Level 1 is led by Amanda. Level 2-4 are lead by David Roma.
Cancellation Policy:
Unless event is cancelled, all fees are non-refundable but fully transferable to another training.
*10 Hours of Documented Practice on others is necessary to complete the Course as well as the final written exam and a full session on Amanda to graduate Level 1
**In Order to take Level 2 you must take Level 1 (or have taken a previous training to participate in Level 2), unless you are a massage therapist.
Please email amanda@mindyourbodyoasis.com for Level 1 questions or inquiries. Thai Yoga Stretching Level I: $499
Please email David at romathaiyoga@gmail.com for Levels 2-4 questions or inquiries. Thai Yoga Stretching Level II: $495
Thai Table Yoga Stretching
Many of our students love Traditional Thai massage or have heard about how effective it can be. However, not all therapists can perform a routine on a Thai mat on the floor and not all clients are able to get up and down from the floor to be able to receive this service. So this class is the best of both worlds: East and West. In this class, our students will learn how to perform Thai massage with traditional massage while the client is on the table.
We take many of the concepts that you would apply in a Traditional Thai massage session and translate them into a massage that you can perform on the table. You will learn how to use your whole body to treat your client's whole body. You will use your hand, your feet, your arms, knees and legs to apply specific compressions and you learn how to safely move your client into a series of yoga-like stretches. Thai Massage can be varied to suit a wide range of physical needs and it often incorporates a form of physical therapy that will help to increase your client's range of motion and muscular strength. Thai Massage works with the client's potential for movement and strives to create a free flow of energy systems. Traditionally, it can be more energizing and more rigorous than classic forms of massage, but at the same time, the treatment can be quite meditative and enjoyable to give as well as receive. Your clients will feel great and you will too!
This technique can be incorporated into your already existing massage routine or can be performed as a stand-alone service. It is not necessary for your client to disrobe to receive a Thai treatment which will eliminate a major objection to receiving massage. This is a perfect routine to provide at sporting events, gyms, trade shows and more.
Thai for the Table course is a perfect complement to any practice and is extremely beneficial to athletes, the elderly and people who prefer to receive massage on a table. This is an ideal therapy for anyone who has taken Thai Massage Level 1 or the massage therapist who, for whatever reason, wants to incorporate Thai massage into their sessions but prefers not to work on the floor. You will learn a Thai for the Table routine that you can also incorporate aspects of into your regular routine. You will love this modern version of traditional Thai Massage, which is performed on a massage table.
Bebe Khambay will lead this training. He grew up in Vientiane, Laos that borders with Thailand. “Nuad Bo Han” or Thai massage is part of his culture. He was taught by village elders to give Thai massage from the age of 9. He started by stepping on the backs of his family’s elders. He also prepared herbal medicines to help relieve aches and pains from X daily activities. He learned his massage style mostly from a teacher who taught blind people how to do massage in Vientiane, Laos. Bebe came to USA in 200 and moved to Virginia In 2007. He has been working at therapy centers in Northern Virginia since 2009 as a licensed massage practitioner and is a graduate from Northern Virginia Therapeutic Massage School.