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Tsuboki Japanese Foot massage was developed to allow myself and others to deliver the benefits of foot masasge without the need for extensive training. Foot massage is extrememly relaxing and also therapeutic. Tsuboki Foot Massage is accessibel to the therpist in terms of learning; and accessible to the client, in that ther is no need to undress.

There is some theory, so that you have a grasp of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and so that you have some idea of the kind of effects you can be having simply by massaging the feet.

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Tsuboki Japanese Foot massage was developed to allow myself and others to deliver the benefits of foot masasge without the need for extensive training. Foot massage is extrememly relaxing and also therapeutic. Tsuboki Foot Massage is accessibel to the therpist in terms of learning; and accessible to the client, in that ther is no need to undress.

There is some theory, so that you have a grasp of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and so that you have some idea of the kind of effects you can be having simply by massaging the feet.

After that the course is mostly practical. It is broken down into short modules so that you can learn one technique at a time, before putting it all together to make a forty-five minute routine.

There are 5 Stages to the massage:

Stage 1 - We warm up and mobilise the foot and lower leg

Stage 2  - We use rollers on the foot in order to stimulate, soften, and massage more deeply without injuring ourselves as therapists.

Stage 3 is a luxurious massage with a moisturising cream

Stage 4 - We work all the acupressure points and meridians on the foot

And we finish with Stage 5, Buddha Footprints, a simple but incredibly calming technique to bring it all together.

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Accessible for both therapists and clients alike
Integrates foundational theory with practical application
Offers a comprehensive five-stage massage routine
Provides clear and concise explanations of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Empowers individuals to provide therapeutic foot massages without extensive training

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Tsuboki Japanese Foot Massage with these activities:
Review Traditional Chinese Medicine
Provides grounding in the theory that underscores many of the techniques taught in this course.
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  • Revisit the concept of yin and yang.
  • Review the theory of meridians.
  • Summarize the theory of five elements.
Watch videos of Tsuboki foot massage
Provides visual demonstrations to reinforce the techniques learned in the course.
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  • Search for videos demonstrating Tsuboki foot massage techniques.
  • Watch the videos, paying attention to the hand movements and pressure applied.
  • Try to replicate the techniques on yourself or a willing subject.
Master the roller technique
Enhances dexterity and precision in using rollers for foot massage.
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  • Familiarize yourself with the different types of rollers used in Tsuboki foot massage.
  • Practice using the rollers on your own feet, paying attention to the pressure and motion.
  • Experiment with different techniques until you find the ones that produce the best results.
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Practice acupressure points
Develops finger sensitivity and accuracy in locating acupressure points.
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  • Study the location of the acupressure points on the foot.
  • Practice applying pressure to the points with your fingers.
  • Repeat the process until you can confidently locate and apply pressure to the points.
Practice on a willing subject
Provides an immersive opportunity to apply the techniques learned in the course.
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  • Explain the purpose and benefits of the massage to your subject.
  • Incorporate at least two techniques learned in the course.
  • Ask your subject for feedback and use it to improve your technique.
Team up to practice
Encourages collaboration and provides feedback to refine techniques.
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  • Find a partner who is also taking the course.
  • Practice the techniques on each other, taking turns giving and receiving the massage.
  • Give each other feedback, and be open to receiving critiques.
  • Repeat the process to refine your techniques.
Acupressure of the Foot
Provides in-depth knowledge of acupressure points on the foot and their therapeutic benefits.
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Volunteer at a foot massage clinic
Provides hands-on experience in a real-world setting, enabling you to refine your techniques and interact with clients.
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  • Contact local foot massage clinics or spas and inquire about volunteer opportunities.
  • Offer your services to provide foot massages to clients under the supervision of a qualified therapist.
  • Observe experienced therapists and ask questions to enhance your knowledge and skills.

Career center

Learners who complete Tsuboki Japanese Foot Massage will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Massage Therapist
A Massage Therapist helps people manage pain, reduce stress, and improve their overall well-being. This course would provide foundational knowledge in Traditional Chinese Medicine, which is an important aspect of massage therapy.
Acupuncturist
Acupuncturists stimulate specific points on the body, typically by inserting thin needles into the skin, to alleviate pain and promote healing. This course covers the acupressure points and meridians on the foot, which is fundamental knowledge for Acupuncturists.
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapists help people restore and maintain their physical function, relieve pain, and prevent further injury. This course covers the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which is often used in conjunction with physical therapy to promote healing.
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapists help people with disabilities or injuries to improve their ability to perform everyday activities. This course covers the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which can be used to complement occupational therapy interventions.
Chiropractor
Chiropractors focus on the diagnosis and treatment of neuromuscular disorders, with an emphasis on spinal adjustments. This course covers the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which can be used to complement chiropractic care.
Reflexologist
Reflexologists apply pressure to specific points on the feet to promote relaxation and healing. This course covers the acupressure points and meridians on the foot, which is essential knowledge for Reflexologists.
Spa Therapist
Spa Therapists provide a variety of treatments to promote relaxation and well-being, including massage, facials, and body wraps. This course would help Spa Therapists expand their skillset and offer foot massage services.
Yoga Instructor
Yoga Instructors guide people through a series of physical poses and breathing exercises to promote flexibility, strength, and relaxation. This course may be helpful for Yoga Instructors who want to incorporate foot massage into their practice.
Personal Trainer
Personal Trainers help people improve their physical fitness and overall health. This course may be helpful for Personal Trainers who want to incorporate foot massage into their training programs.
Wellness Coach
Wellness Coaches help people make healthy lifestyle changes to improve their overall well-being. This course may be helpful for Wellness Coaches who want to incorporate foot massage into their coaching programs.
Esthetician
Estheticians provide a variety of skin care treatments, including facials, waxing, and massages. This course may be helpful for Estheticians who want to incorporate foot massage into their service offerings.
Naturopathic Doctor
Naturopathic Doctors focus on the prevention and treatment of illness using natural therapies. This course covers the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which can complement naturopathic treatments.
Nurse
Nurses provide a variety of medical care services, including taking vital signs, administering medications, and providing wound care. This course may be helpful for Nurses who want to expand their skills and provide foot massage as a complementary therapy.
Social Worker
Social Workers help people cope with difficult situations, such as poverty, mental illness, and addiction. This course may be helpful for Social Workers who want to incorporate foot massage into their work to help clients relax and manage stress.
Doctor
Doctors diagnose and treat a variety of illnesses and injuries. This course may be helpful for Doctors who want to incorporate foot massage into their practice as a complementary therapy.

Reading list

We've selected eight books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Tsuboki Japanese Foot Massage.
Provides a comprehensive overview of foot reflexology, including the history, principles, and techniques, with a focus on the treatment of specific ailments.
Provides a comprehensive overview of massage, including the history, theory, techniques, and benefits, with a focus on the self-treatment of specific ailments.
Provides a basic introduction to acupressure, including the theory, techniques, and benefits, with a focus on self-treatment.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the energetic body, including the history, theory, and techniques for working with energy.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Ayurveda, including the history, theory, and principles, with a focus on its application to health and well-being.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including the history, theory, and principles, with a focus on its application to health and well-being.
Provides a set of principles for personal and spiritual growth.

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