Details
This course focuses on the therapeutic aspects of Thai Yoga Massage. You will also learn the ancient system of massage called TOKSEN (working with wooden wedge and mallet on energy lines of the body) and elements of Japsen along with the pressure points
to relieve back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain etc. You will learn about the advance energy lines (SEN) and the ailments associated with the disruption of these lines. On completion of the course you will be able to deliver therapeutic 60-120
min of bodywork effortlessly.
Advanced (levels 3 and 4) have the following structure
- Advanced SEN(Energy Line)
- Toksen
- Japsen
- Pressure Point therapy
Level 3
Toksen course is included as a part of Level 3 of Thai Yoga Massage and is instructed over two days of learning and practice. The breakdown is as follows:
- Introduction to Toksen – History, benefits, and contraindications
- Using the Toksen equipment
- Practicing Toksen in Supine and side position
- Practicing Toksen in Prone and seated position
- Choreographing Toksen in combination with Thai Yoga Massage
The advanced techniques of Thai Yoga Massage delve into the energy lines of the body (Sen) and the ailments and conditions that disrupt the energy lines. The lines include:
- Sen Sumana
- Sen itta, Pingkala
- Sen Kalathari
- Sen Sahatsarangsi, Thawari
- Sen Lawusang, Ulangka
The understanding of the energy lines helps in identifying the massage techniques that alleviate pain and promote energy flow along the disrupted Sen.
You learn advance technique called JAPSEN ( famous Nerve Touch school technique, also known as Jack Chaiya style who inherited the legacy and great reputation of his mother, Momma lek Chaiya,)
Level 4
This chapter deals with pressure points and helps you in understanding how Acupressure techniques are incorporated into Thai Yoga Massage to promote healing and convalescence.
Some of the ailments addressed are:
- Headaches
- Neck Pain
- Shoulder pain caused by hypertension, digestive problems, menstrual cramps, and exhaustion)
- Knee Pain
- Back Pain
- Numbness in limbs
Welcome to the heritage city Mysuru (changed its name from Mysore) is one of South India’s most enchanting cities, known for its glittering royal heritage and magnificent monuments. Places like Mysuru Palace, Chamundi hills, Brindavan gardens, Rail museum, Kukrahalli lake, Bandipur national park , Lalithmahal palace have been visited by tourists frequently. Several acclaimed schools for Yoga and related activities has attracted visitors from across the globe.
Accommodation
We assist our students in finding accommodation around the school according to their budget. Accommodation costs will be extra.
Food
Mysore, like all the other south Indian states is mostly rice based. You will be surprised by the variety of Dosas and its accompaniment. They are a must try. Lunch is wholesome, which includes a cereal salads , vegetable cooked in tamarind juice with chilli
powder, broth of lentils and vegetables cooked together with ground coconut, spices, tamarind and chilli powder . You will also find variety of local sweets unique to Mysore. You will also find western style food very easily as there are lot of cafes and restaurants
catering the same.You find lot of restaurants around the school.
Transportation
We can connect you to trusted people for airport pick up and drop.
At IMOSHA you learn ancient healing arts like Thai Yoga Bodywork, Toksen and Yoga for the wellbeing of the self and the society.
With power comes responsibility
As much as it’s a cliche, there’s a bit of superhuman that gets activated in us once we start learning the healing arts. From being more perceptive to the environmental energy patterns, to being able to inspire peace and calm in people around you, the power of healing significantly increases your ability to be the agent of change.
This is where discretion, mutual respect and a certain degree of empathy is needed and comes as an added responsibility, when you learn the healing arts. The objective of learning is really to be able to collectively revel in the shared knowledge. It is beauty at its idyllic best when you can bring peace and thus happiness to the people around you, purely because you have invested in learning that it is possible, and how you can do it.
