Stephen J. Shoemaker is teaching in The Philippines.

His address is:

Stephen J. Shoemaker
Metro Manila and Alaminos City
Phone: +63 75 654 1183 Alaminos City
Mobile: +63 920 952 8311
Email: See www.ancientmassage.com/world/philippines.htm

--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "ivy" <ai83170@...> wrote:
>
> i experienced thai massage just lately and i like it very much.i
also
> like to give simple massage to friends.i just would like to know if
> someone here in the philippines tesches thai massage because i would
> like to learn it very much.thank you.
>

i experienced thai massage just lately and i like it very much.i also
like to give simple massage to friends.i just would like to know if
someone here in the philippines tesches thai massage because i would
like to learn it very much.thank you.

--- "marg.rose" <marg.rose@...> a écrit :

hello marg.rose and happy new year! i leave in france
and iam sorry i d'ont now . take care, and if you have
any question about ancient thai massage and full head
face neck iam a old student of rahul bharti (healing
hand center) my name is ubaldo iam from italy i was
leaving in usa for 5years
bye bye big hog to you.
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I would like to take a one or two day course on
Tibetan acupressure head massage without having to go
to the UK where they are a dime a dozen.  Does anyone
know anywhere in North America that offers this
course? I am a registered nurse if that helps...thanx
for any help ...marg.rose








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I would like to take a one or two day course on Tibetan acupressure head massage
without having to go to the UK where they are a dime a dozen.  Does anyone know
anywhere in North America that offers this course? I am a registered nurse if
that helps...thanx for any help ...marg.rose

hello my name is ubaldo i, did the 1 month course in october 2005  i
would like to now if anybody will go back in katmandou 2006 for 1
month course ??????? peace may the light be with you .

There are a number of sources of DVD's showing Thai massage routines.

However, it is not likely that you will be good at treating people to a good
level without attending training classes to have your technique supervised
by an instructor where you will learn how to apply the techniques properly.

You can do this by taking a holiday to Thailand and attending one of the
schools in Chiang Mai or at Wat Po in Bangkok, the training is not expensive
and you will then be a certificated teacher.

Thai massage should not be done by an untrained person as a professional
treatment that the customer is paying for.

You should not call yourself a Thai Massage practitioner if you have not
been properly and fully trained in the subject.



Robert M. Flinn,

(PhD, MSF, MABPhys.)





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Hello! Anybody could send me some picture or details on how to do a
thai massage and shiatsu massage. I am really interested on it. So far
i undergone training  sweddish with aroma theraphy but now I am trying
to be expert on shiatsu and Thai. i am base in Manila , Philippines..

You can see my profile.....maribille_marybille@...

--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, dm4nghs@y... wrote:
>
>
> Anyone know where I can go and learn Tai Chi abroad in December?
>
> Thanks in advance

WHAT COUNTRY

sorry for my english.
i have a proposition to work in a Spa, did you experience working like
that?having two massage a day that enought no?
morning time and afternoon.can you share your experince with me.
thank you. Namaste
from canada
serge

When you are doing the massage routine then intention should be to respond
to your clients body reaction and needs, to feel the release of tension and
tightness, to get a smooth flowing range of movement and relaxed muscles, as
you do that ..letting your mind and body relax into your work...... you will
find that the time taken will be different with each client and the routine
will be varied to meet each different person's needs.

  After a few treatments along those lines you could find that you are doing
a good routine and taking about one and a half to two hours on each.



About the rhythm count: -

Ideally you need to find the rhythm counting that will suit
you....suggestions are to try...counting as you apply the pressure....

"one and two and release"....

next thumb is them starting on

"one, and two and release"...

the "release" is the transition from pressure on one thumb into the pressure
on the other to give an gentle increase of pressure over the pressure point,
sustain it and gently release it.

With that as a basis you can then time your whole treatment and rework your
methods.



I hope this wil give you some ideas to work along and I will be interested
to hear other views and suggestions.



Bob Flinn



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From: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of dude
Sent: 28 August 2005 01:32
To: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: The Ancient Massage Foundation Re: thumb walking



--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
> I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
> year.  However, since my practice is based primarily on
> Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
> years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
>
> Until a few weeks ago.
>
> It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
> it.  However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
> minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
> session ,because by then I'm done with most positions.  One thing I
> have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
> I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
> routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
> What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
> fast?  ANy suggestions?
>
> Beth


Aloha Beth,
What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
Steve









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I use the rhythm of my breath as much as possible through out the practice.  For
extended sessions: over 90 minutes I do some of the sen lines along the legs as
well as foot pressing the hamstrings (different angle) while they are in
sidelying position.
rich
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   From: dude
   To: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 8:31 PM
   Subject: The Ancient Massage Foundation Re: thumb walking


   --- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
   > I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
   > year.  However, since my practice is based primarily on
   > Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
   > years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
   >
   > Until a few weeks ago.
   >
   > It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
   > it.  However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
   > minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
   > session ,because by then I'm done with most positions.  One thing I
   > have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
   > I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
   > routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
   > What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
   > fast?  ANy suggestions?
   >
   > Beth


   Aloha Beth,
   What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
   Steve








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hello Beth i am serge salvador from canada sorry for my english.
suggestion;
follow your breathing start with a meditation, and start to slowdown your
breathing. ex 6 time to inhale 6 to exhale.may be longer it will be the same for
the receiver.
so try
namaste
serge

dude <hawaiimassage@...> wrote:
--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
> I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
> year.  However, since my practice is based primarily on
> Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
> years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
>
> Until a few weeks ago.
>
> It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
> it.  However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
> minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
> session ,because by then I'm done with most positions.  One thing I
> have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
> I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
> routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
> What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
> fast?  ANy suggestions?
>
> Beth


Aloha Beth,
What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
Steve








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The speed should be one finger pressure/breath and you should breath according
to your client's mood.  I have done this and the whole massage took 4 hours. 
The Wat Pho Style is the preferred way of most Asians but I have been using the
Northern style to accommendate my western clients who prefer the softer and
gentler treatments.  The golden rules is to provide the best services that cater
to your client's needs and make sure you are well compensate for your time and
efforts.  Have a wonderful time and share all the loving/healing energy to this
world.  Jyh Ming (Jimmy)

dude <hawaiimassage@...> wrote:--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com,
"velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
> I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
> year.  However, since my practice is based primarily on
> Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
> years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
>
> Until a few weeks ago.
>
> It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
> it.  However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
> minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
> session ,because by then I'm done with most positions.  One thing I
> have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
> I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
> routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
> What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
> fast?  ANy suggestions?
>
> Beth


Aloha Beth,
What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
Steve








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--- In ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com, "velvetinna" <velvetinna@y...> wrote:
> I learned Thai Massage 2 years ago, and went for more training last
> year.  However, since my practice is based primarily on
> Swedish/Trigger Point Therapy (been in independent practice for 3
> years now), I haven't been doing Thai massage regularly .
>
> Until a few weeks ago.
>
> It's certainly rejuvenating for my clients and myself, and they love
> it.  However, I have noticed that I finish my 90 minute routine 10
> minutes earlier, and I never ever get through to a 2 hour
> session ,because by then I'm done with most positions.  One thing I
> have noticed is that during the thumbing of energy lines on the legs,
> I may be doing it too fast. So maybe I may be going through the
> routine a bit too fast (especially since I'm out of practice maybe).
> What is the ryhthm that I can use to remind myself not to go too
> fast?  ANy suggestions?
>
> Beth


Aloha Beth,
What ryhthm? follow the (decaffinated) heart!
Steve

My condolences to Asokananda's family and friends

hi everyone
i don't know personelly that person but as a humanity i have all my condolences
to his family and friends.
i have to say HELLO for nepal team with whom i had spend my time there with joy
and happyness in last feb/march.2004.

vinod bhagat
france




From: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of rahul_bharti
Sent: 26 June 2005 14:59
To: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: The Ancient Massage Foundation Asokananda, died today, Friday 24th
June 2005.



Our long time friend, Asokananda, died today, Friday 24th June 2005.
Deeply respected for his spiritual life, studies and teachings, we
honor his work and effort to promote Ancient Massage. Through each
massage we give, every student we teach, we will always be thankful
for what he simply allowed us to discover and share, everyday.

The cremation is at Wat Paphaeng, 117 Muang Samuth Road, Chiang Mai,
Thailand.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening:
20.00 h Monks prayer
Monday, 27 June 2005,
10.00 h : Monks prayer
11.00 h : Monks have lunch
12.00 h : Lunch for everyone
13.00 h : Cremation

See www.ancientmassage.com/asokananda.htm








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My condolences to Asokananda's family and friends over the sad loss of a man
who had inspired many to follow the way.

When his eulogy is being read, with his life's actions revealed,  we can be
proud of the things they say, about how he spent his life.



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From: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of rahul_bharti
Sent: 26 June 2005 14:59
To: ancientmassage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: The Ancient Massage Foundation Asokananda, died today, Friday 24th
June 2005.



Our long time friend, Asokananda, died today, Friday 24th June 2005.
Deeply respected for his spiritual life, studies and teachings, we
honor his work and effort to promote Ancient Massage. Through each
massage we give, every student we teach, we will always be thankful
for what he simply allowed us to discover and share, everyday.

The cremation is at Wat Paphaeng, 117 Muang Samuth Road, Chiang Mai,
Thailand.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening:
20.00 h Monks prayer
Monday, 27 June 2005,
10.00 h : Monks prayer
11.00 h : Monks have lunch
12.00 h : Lunch for everyone
13.00 h : Cremation

See www.ancientmassage.com/asokananda.htm








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Our long time friend, Asokananda, died today, Friday 24th June 2005.
Deeply respected for his spiritual life, studies and teachings, we
honor his work and effort to promote Ancient Massage. Through each
massage we give, every student we teach, we will always be thankful
for what he simply allowed us to discover and share, everyday.

The cremation is at Wat Paphaeng, 117 Muang Samuth Road, Chiang Mai,
Thailand.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening:
20.00 h Monks prayer
Monday, 27 June 2005,
10.00 h : Monks prayer
11.00 h : Monks have lunch
12.00 h : Lunch for everyone
13.00 h : Cremation

See www.ancientmassage.com/asokananda.htm

you should go.
have you ever been to Nepal?
you'll have an amazing experience.

Moon

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> Hi,
> I'm planning to do the one-month-course in october this
> year. I'd
> like
> to meet people who are planning to go at the same time.
> best regards,
> Maartje
>
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>
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I'm planning to do the one-month-course in october this year. I'd
like
to meet people who are planning to go at the same time.
best regards,
Maartje

Hello anyone,

Im currently searching for Philippine based training
for massage therapy.  Please contact me at my mobile
+639177430452 or email me at kataguan@....

Thanks,

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I live in Riga, Latvia. My job is masseur. I'm learned in Thai yoga
massage, sweedish massage, sport massage. If you are ever visiting my
country, you can contact me thruogh the e - mail gustavs02@...

Dear Deva,

Thank you for replying to my query. This was basically my question
and you have been very helpful. This sets me at ease
regarding "certification".

My best,
Penelope


***********************
> Dear Penelope,
>
> It varies from country to country and from state to state and
change
> from time to time.
> There is not such things as an internationally recognized
> certificates.
[...]
> The main issue in general is the illegal practice of medicine by
> unqualified practitioners which did harm on many occasion.
> Giving preventive (and relaxing) massage with no intention to be a
> medical practitioner is generally now widely accepted but not
> everywhere.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Deva

Hola

busco por una courso de thai massage tambien.  Pero, no la puedo entrouver. 
bueno suerte.

Unity

Get back to me on this one <penelopemunster@...> wrote:


Hello list!

I live in Venezuela and am about to start a thai massage course. I am
very exited about it and can't wait for it to start! However, it's
quite pricey so I want to make sure my money is well invested.

Could anyone tell me if there is such thing as a *certification* that
is reputable and recognized?

Just wondering,
Penelope








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Dear Penelope,

It varies from country to country and from state to state and change
from time to time.
There is not such things as an internationally recognized
certificates.
In other word legislation for therapists (physiotherapists) is
deferent in different places and that very legislation evolve,
become more liberal or more restrictive.
The main issue in general is the illegal practice of medicine by
unqualified practitioners which did harm on many occasion.
Giving preventive (and relaxing) massage with no intention to be a
medical practitioner is generally now widely accepted but not
everywhere.

Kind regards,

Deva

The Healing Hands Center
The Ancient Massage Foundation
www.ancientmassage.com

Hello list!

I live in Venezuela and am about to start a thai massage course. I am
very exited about it and can't wait for it to start! However, it's
quite pricey so I want to make sure my money is well invested.

Could anyone tell me if there is such thing as a *certification* that
is reputable and recognized?

Just wondering,
Penelope

sorry i dont know where,hav u heard about falundafa,
its a combination of yoga n tai chi.email u again f i
have d details --- Peter Kaaberbol
<peter@...> wrote:
>
> What country
>
> -----Original Message-----
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>
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>
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> Thanks in advance
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months.   Here is a link to his web site...   http://www.taichithailand.com/

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