This program has been postponed. New dates will be announced soon. Thank you.
IN-PERSON | November 12 & 13
$440
Learn to perform Therapeutic Thai Yoga Massage.
In this 15-hour course, we will learn and practice beginning therapeutic applications for the lower body, the spine, and the shoulders in the Supine, Prone, Side-Lying, and Seated positions. Slava’s Thai Massage training is based on his 20 years of daily clinical practice with clients of all walks of life, specializing in the treatment of athletic injuries, chronic pain, and tension relief. This course is fully hands-on and designed to make you feel comfortable with Thai Yoga Massage and begin working as a Thai therapist/bodyworker after the training.
No experience with bodywork required, although recommended. Please bring your own Thai massage mat if you have one. There will also be some mats available to borrow.
Certificates of completion with 15 CE hours for massage therapists (NCBTMB) and through Yoga Alliance will be provided by the teacher.
Please join Slava Kolpakov for FREE Online Intro to Thai Yoga Massage on Tuesday, October 4 at 6:00pm
He will discuss how Thai Massage works, how it can be integrated into our practice and how to work with his recently published book “Thai Massage with Neuromuscular Techniques” which was published in May 2022.
Slava Kolpakov is a writer, marathon runner, Thai massage master, and a yoga philosophy teacher in the Vedanta tradition of Swami Satchidananda. Slava has been a yoga teacher since 2002, completing several Integral Yoga certifications, and the 750-hour Structural Yoga Therapy training in 2005. He started teaching Hatha Yoga at the Integral Yoga Institute in New York City in 2002, under the guidance of the late Yoga Master Swami Satchidananda. Since then, Slava has taught yoga, the Yoga Sutras, and Vedanta philosophy at multiple Yoga Teacher Trainings in Boston, MA, and San Diego, CA.
In 2017, he wrote a book of inspiring stories and practical applications of Yogic principles: Threads of Light (available on Amazon). In addition to teaching yoga, Slava has been a Thai Massage therapist since 2004, and has taught Thai Massage since 2009. He had owned two sports massage centers in Boston for 11 years, trained and certified thousands of massage therapists around the country in the art of Thai massage, and has worked with many professional and recreational athletes to treat and prevent athletic injuries. Slava’s book “Thai Massage with Neuromuscular Techniques” was published in May 2022. More information about Slava’s work and training courses can be found on www.SuryaThaiMassageTraining.com.
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