Experience the best alternative to the classic hot stone massage with a live demo to join in!
What you'll learn
Back & Neck Massage
Leg massage
Foot massage
Hand massage
Décolleté massage
Get to know an alternative massage to the Hot Stone Massage
Learn about a heat massage with self-heating porcelain hot stones.
You will learn about the structure of the Lava Hot Stone, the crown, the rounded sides, the edge
You learn how to heat the stone with three different activators
You learn how to cool the Lava Hot Stone
Cleaning the Lava Hot Stone
Requirements
Previous massage experience (training in massage, e.g. wellness masseur, masseur, physiotherapist, beautician with massage training).
No previous knowledge of Lava Hot Stone Massage necessary
Description
The Lava Hot Stone Massage is a heat massage and the alternative to the classic hot stone massage. In just two simple steps you achieve the same warming effect as with a hot stone application. You don't need any equipment or electricity, you only need the shell and the activator.You save time and money and offer your guests an extraordinary heat massage that is gladly booked.The advantages of the Lava Hot Stone Massage to the classic Hot Stone Massage are many. The Lava Hot Stones are ready for use within a few minutes and the annoying pre- and post-processing time as with the Hot Stones is eliminated. The Lava Hot Stones are filled with an activator and thus heat up over a period of 60 - 90 minutes. During the massage, the warmth of the Lava Hot Stones is transferred to the body of the guest.Guests love this massage because the warmth of the Lava Hot Stones remains in the body much longer and relaxes and loosens the muscles. Due to the different grips with the Lava Hot Stones, the temperature can be very well controlled by the user and the masseur can stay with the guest throughout the massage and does not have to worry about changing the stones, as with the classic hot stone massage. The unique shape provides lateral angles and edges, effectively mimicking techniques such as pressure point, lifting, draining and contouring. The warmth of the Lava Hot Stones is soothing to the masseur's hands. Also, the Lava Hot Stones can protect the therapist from overloading the hands as the pressure can be applied through the stone rather than the fingers and hands. Masseurs love the Lava Hot Stone Massage as this tool makes their massage easier and gives them more time with the guest.The Lava Hot Stones Massage is perfect for use in institutes, spas and medical practices but also mobile masseurs benefit from the ease of use.The advantages for the guest are the improved blood circulation, the soothing warmth of the natural minerals and the full concentration of the masseur on his guest.The Lava Hot Stones are ready for use in just a few steps.Open the Lava Hot StoneFill in the activatorFill in warm tap waterCarrying out the massageRemoving the activatorUdemy Satisfaction GuaranteeUdemy has a 30 day 100% money back guarantee. So if you are not satisfied with your purchase, you will get all your money back immediately! We look forward to welcoming you to the first lesson of this course!Birgit from Pacific Spirit
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Advantages of the LavaHotStone compared to a conventional hot stone massage
Lecture 2 Structure of the LavaHotStones
Lecture 3 Advantages for users
Lecture 4 Advantages for the guest
Lecture 5 Types of activators for heating the LavaHotStones
Lecture 6 Activation of the LavaHotStones
Lecture 7 Cooling/heat management of the LavaHotStones
Section 2: Massage in prone position
Lecture 8 Back, shoulder & neck massage
Lecture 9 Leg Massage
Lecture 10 Foot Massage
Section 3: Massage in supine position
Lecture 11 Leg Massage
Lecture 12 Arm Massage
Lecture 13 Hand Massage
Lecture 14 Décolleté & neck massage
Lecture 15 Face Massage
Section 4: Cleaning the LavaHotStones
Lecture 16 Reinigung der LavaHotStones
Self-employed wellness masseurs, physiotherapists, masseurs and beauticians, Thai massage therapists, Lomi Lomi users,Employed masseurs in spas, thermal baths, institutes, massage parlours and physiotherapy practices
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