Earth Angel Healing Parlor

15/06/2025

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👉🏼 Massage and bodywork is not a luxury. It is necessity. 💯
👉🏼 You wouldn’t tell your car that getting an oil change is “just not in the budget”. Would you?
❓How often do you get a massage?

22/08/2022

22/08/2022

Let's Talk Tables! What works and what doesn't work for Ashiatsu massage?

Our classrooms are stocked with 32″ & 35″ Earthlite Spirits, and many of our instructors have one of the two versions of Earthlite Ellora’s in their treatment rooms.

There are also other tables that work great to stand on… if your table checks these boxes, then it’s more than likely good for Ashiatsu Barefoot Massage:

32″ wide OR WIDER
Double decking (2 or more layers of plywood under all the padding)
Wide-set frame around the perimeter of the table, and support beams that cross the width or length for better weight distribution
Sturdy, Strong single hinge @ center of table if portable (No extra moving parts, like a tilt)
2 k***s on each wooded leg if a portable table (Aluminum/metal portable tables are not safe)
Scissor lift if electric/hydraulic table (not center stand: these will tilt.)
500+ pound working weight capacity (different than static weight capacity)

What won’t work?
Convertible Lift tables that are a hybrid of an electric lift frame with a flat-folded Portable table on top ARE NOT SAFE and standing on them is not recommended by those manufacturers.
Electric/Hydraulic tables with a pedestal lift: look for a scissor lift that is balanced in the center to prevent tipping and motor performance issues.
Tables with a tilt: the more moving parts the weaker the table is to stand on
Aluminum/Metal legged portable tables: these may not sustain our diagonal vectors of pressure.
Lightweight portable tables with a hammock or mesh (non-wood) decking/platform: your foot will sink through the padding!
Skinny (less than 30″ wide tables) due to tip hazard and less area to safely stand

Do you have a favorite table? Tell us about it in the comments!

22/08/2022

Range of Motion (ROM) is our stretch therapy training course. Here you will learn the power passive, active, and resisted ROM stretch therapy techniques can have for the Barefoot Massage Therapist and their clients. Utilizing the standing leverage ashiatsu provides, we can effortlessly maneuver clients' limbs with consistent pressure while providing deep point holds, or long fascial stretches. ROM is the second class in our Sports Track. Athletes across the globe certainly appreciate the performance enhancing effects of stretch therapy, but all clients, regardless of their activity level, can benefit from this specialty.
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Prerequisites: FasciAshi Fundamentals or previous live beginner ashiatsu training.
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Class prices have increased as of March 17th 2022: moving forward this class is $500⠀
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A non-refundable $250 retainer is required to hold your spot in class - the remaining $250 balance is due before class starts. (You can choose to pay the full $500 tuition in upfront, or make two payments of $250 each.) ⠀
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Class is 2 days, and you’ll earn 16 Continuing Education credits. (NCBTMB and some select states) ⠀
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Be sure to read the page on our website that details this ROM class: everything you need to know is there!

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I should incorporate this in my healing parlour 😊🙂

22/08/2022

Sarga Floor 1, Free Retake! 2 days, beginning tomorrow May 21.

Are you a graduate of Sarga stable 1 or Sarga Floor 1 (in-person or online)?

We have a last minute opening for a free retake in our Sarga Floor 1 course in Lexington, Kentucky.

Alternatively if you or someone you know is willing to be a “practice body” to receive barefoot massage from students during those 2 days let us know 🙂