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Dave Taylor - Massage Training

dave taylor - massage training

5.0(198)

London

The Raynor Massage is a therapeutic technique developed by Brandon Raynor, an Australian trained Naturopath. Some of the techniques used in Raynor Massage originated from Eastern practices of massage, such as Shiatsu, Ayurvedic massage, Thai massage, Lomi Lomi, and Yoga breathing techniques. Raynor Massage is a unique method of massage specifically focusing on finding and eliminating residual tension being held in the body. Brandon Raynor developed the technique based on over twenty years practicing massage and studying many different techniques used throughout the world. He has developed a method of teaching massage that enables students to learn quickly, focusing on the goal, which is always finding and totally releasing all residual tension located throughout the body. Find out more about Raynor Massage and our courses by requesting our free information pack CLICK HERE Tension can be tracked along bands in the body that are composed of tendons, muscles, ligaments and other bodily tissues. Underlying these physical manifestations of the bands are subtle energy systems similar to Sen lines in Thai Massage, Meridians in Chinese Medicine, or Nadis in Ayurvedic Massage. Knowledge and techniques gleaned from these ancient modalities were then combined and evolved to form the Raynor Band Theory. While Raynor Massage Bands may overlap with some of these eastern practices, their distinguishing feature is they can be physically traced and seen within the body. Our bodies hang onto tension in our muscles for a variety of reasons; poor posture, stress from home or work, injuries, exercise and/or sports training, hunching over a computer and other things as well. This tension is held in our muscle tissue and eventually results in residual muscle tension and pain. If this goes untreated for any length of time it can result in long-term problems physically, mentally and emotionally. “As a refresher, highlights for me were the practicals, getting practise and feedback from the other students and from Dave.” Diploma Massage student, London 2015 This system of bodywork treats the muscle and skeletal systems, as well as the energy systems throughout the body. Raynor Massage is not anything like an ordinary massage, although it does involve certain adjustments, stretches and techniques that have been developed over the years. Residual tension is something that exists in someone’s body even when their body is at rest, like when they are lying on the massage table. If the client has an area where there is muscle tightness when they are not even using that muscle, this is residual tension. The goal of Raynor Massage is to completely rid the body of this. The definition of “relax” is to “return to a state of looseness”. “Re” is defined “to bring back” and “lax” means “loose”. Thus, Raynor Massage is a modality of deep and relaxing massage. Another vital aspect of Raynor Massage is accepting that residual tension can be caused by emotional, mental or stress related issues. The fundamental philosophy of Raynor Massage is based on the theory of Eastern Medicine. The physical tension in the body is the culmination of various energies, emotions and of a life force, which is called chi or prana. If there is a disruption or blockage, which impedes the flow of chi or prana, the result will be an area of muscle tightness, and the bones in the skeletal structure may be forced out of alignment.

London College of Professional Studies

london college of professional studies

4.8(40)

London

London College of Professional Studies specialises in distance learning and online, with some blended learning programmes leading to globally recognised qualifications. We are based in London and have students from everywhere in the UK and from all parts of the world. London College of Professional Studies is accredited by NCFE, CACHE, OTHM, ATHE, and IOSH – these are Britain’s leading awarding bodies. LCPS is also ASIC accredited so that students from outside the European Economic Area [the EEA includes EU countries as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland] can apply for a Short-Term Student Visa and come to the UK to study a short course at LCPS. The length of the visa will depend on the course you are studying up to 6 months for any short course, foundation or pre-master (English language up to 11 months). London College of Professional Studies offers more than 130 courses, mostly online, at the foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD levels. To accomplish this, we have collaborated with numerous UK universities and Ofqual-regulated awarding bodies. Currently, we have students studying at our college from more than 122 countries, and more than 13,000 students have completed their courses with us. Learners are at the heart of everything we do at LCPS. We achieve success built on the excellence of our teaching and the quality of our courses, and we create opportunities that build better futures. We endeavour to achieve the highest academic and professional standards and aim to be recognised internationally for our high-quality teaching resources, support and opportunities for our students. See our courses below. They cover a wide variety of subjects, including business management, strategic management and leadership, health and social care, tourism and hospitality, accounting and finance, logistics and supply chain management, cybersecurity, education and training, IV assessor courses, and IT courses.