Spa Massage I "Swedish Massage" - Immersive Course in Fluid, Client-Centered, Full-Body Swedish Technique for Spa and Wellness Settings

SPA-0102 - Spa Massage I "Swedish Massage"

Immersive Course in Fluid, Client-Centered, Full-Body Swedish Technique for Spa and Wellness Settings

Swedish massage is the foundational bodywork style of the spa industry—a flowing, nurturing, circulation-boosting modality known for its gentle yet effective full-body relaxation. This 24-hour course trains students in the technique, pacing, presence, and polish required to deliver exceptional Swedish massage in a spa or wellness context. Students will learn proper body mechanics, full-body massage sequencing, pressure adaptations, and the five classic Swedish techniques: effleurage, petrissage, friction, tapotement, and vibration. With a focus on graceful draping, seamless transitions, and high-end client care, this course prepares massage therapy students to deliver professional, luxurious, and safe Swedish massage services.

🕒 24 Hours Ahna Ma

🌐 Live In-Person Practice View Syllabus

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Learning Objectives & Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Define and demonstrate the five classic Swedish massage techniques
Perform a full-body Swedish massage session with professional flow and pacing
Maintain ethical draping, client modesty, and spa-quality presentation
Apply safe and effective body mechanics
Customize pressure and rhythm based on client needs and feedback
Deliver a consistent, relaxing experience aligned with spa service standards
Maintain a clean, professional treatment space in line with spa expectations

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Target Audience

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Assessment & Evaluation

Ahna Ma

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Spa Massage I: Swedish Massage — Fluid, Client-Centered Full-Body Technique