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Brandon Raynor reforms Massage therapy training
We all agree that proper massage therapy training is the foundation
of the success of a massage therapist. So the question is: What
is proper massage therapy training?
What is the meaning of 'training'? Do you believe that training
is repetition of an action so as to develop or maintain a skill?
Or is it something else?
Brandon Raynor's Massage therapy schools do not teach massage routines
and massage "recipes" over and over again. Instead, we teach our
student to use their senses in order to understand the needs and
reactions of each individual client.
In reality there are no recipes for massage treatments. Each client
is different. And by using revolutionary teaching methods and under
the supervision of our highly qualified massage teachers you will
be how to apply every one of the many unique Raynor massage techniques
appropriately. We will teach you only what you need in your daily
practice, nothing more.
That's why Brandon Raynor's Massage Therapy Schools have put together
a 5 day massage certificate and 10 day massage diploma course package
that is stripped from all the nonsense that many schools will try
to teach you. Things you will never need and probably will forget
anyway.
"Best course for practical learning I have ever attended. fantastic
2 weeks! It really shows how much the brain can assimilate in 2
weeks."
Elliot Lemmon,
Auckland Massage Course 2005
"I loved the mix of different types of massage used to develop
Brandon's style. The hands on demonstrations were great!!! We learned
a lot. Overall the class was excellent."
Seiley M
Bozeman, Montana - Massage Class 2005
You can't learn this from a book, a video or even a weekly massage
lesson.
We know from experience that you can only learn that by practicing.
You learn by giving massages, receiving massages and by watching
teacher demonstrations. Massage therapy training means, 'learning
by doing'.
When we compared students from a 1 year evening massage therapy
training and our 10 day intensive massage courses, it was clear
that the students from the intensives are always more enthusiastic,
easier to train and more successful in their professional careers
as massage therapists.
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