From a country so big in massage, notably in Thai Massage — both on the treatment and training level — one would expect a substantial number of Self Massage training [ Read more … ]
It’s good news I read today on the Bangkok Post website. Thailand has set the date of the 1st of July for total reopening of the country lifting all Coronavirus [ Read more … ]
Thai Massage training in Thailand is big. Very big. There are plenty of schools that receive so many students that they offer trainings all year round, starting new 5-day or [ Read more … ]
When it comes to learning Chi Nei Tsang or other Thai Abdominal Massage modalities in Thailand, Chiang Mai city in the North of Thailand stands out high above the rest [ Read more … ]
Not surprisingly, Thai Massage training is big, very big in Thailand and the number of events and training course offerings across the country is simply dazzling. Many Thai Massage schools [ Read more … ]
I can remember well that when I started learning Thai Massage in 2009, I thought that Ajarn was the first name of Ajarn Pichest Boonthumme. Pichest, by the way, is [ Read more … ]
One of the most complete Ruesi Datton training programs in Bangkok is that of Master Kraijakkri Rungrojsakulporn (aka “Master Kong”) from the Thai Yoga Massage School. Master Kong considers Reusi [ Read more … ]
Drawing on ancient Taoist Sexual Practices and the more contemporary works of Mantak Chia and the Neo-Tantra movement, the idea of Multi-Orgasm embraces the notion that one can reach extended [ Read more … ]
In Thailand, the tourist high season is about to start. The season roughly runs from November up to April and it’s the time of year of the highest tourist influx, [ Read more … ]
Therapeutic Thai Massage in Thailand is regarded as a branch of Traditional Thai Medicine (TTM). The Thai Ministry of Public Health regulates the registration and licensing of TTM practitioners and [ Read more … ]
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