Course Description
During your 2 Day Hands-on Sports Massage Workshop, I will divide the body into three zones, both posterior and anterior.
Temporary Pain Sports massage course deals first with the core of the body to create body rehabilitation, movement and flow.
Both days will be hands-on workshop, with Q&A throughout.
What you will Learn
Course Requirements
In preparation for your 2 HR Sports Massage Therapy Course, please make note the following requirements:
- Please bring a Sheet Set
- Please bring your own Massage Cream
- Be prepared to bring your own table
- Please wear flexible clothing
What you will Receive
Once you have completed this course, you will receive the following:
- Certificate of Completion for 12 HR Hands-On CE
- Upon completion I will enter your hours into CE Broker
- Transcript available upon request
More about K.J. Anderson and Temporary Pain
Welcome to Temporary Pain, LLC. by K.J. Anderson
K.J. has achieved the esteemed designation of Board Approved Continuing Education Provider.
This is a key component to further evolving and strengthening the power of quality education for all current and future massage therapists.
Our Mission Statement
To offer the therapists a total body perspective on how to improve function and flow; and to instill awareness of muscle patterns to achieve an excellent sports massage.
K.J. Anderson
CEO / LMTAll courses are provided by K.J. Anderson who is the individual approved provider.
2024 Available Classes:
July 16th and 17th (Tuesday & Wednesday)
August 23rd and 24th (Friday & Saturday)
September 18th and 19th (Wednesday & Thursday)
Our Therapists
Robert Davis
Physical TherapistI started practicing in 1999 after graduating from the University of Vermont. During those college class years...
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Massage TherapistI chose a physical therapy career because I knew I wanted to help people without sticking them with needles...
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Physical TherapistI chose a physical therapy career because I knew I wanted to help people without sticking them with needles...
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ChiropractorI also had a running injury when I was in high school and had to go to PT. I thought “This is what I want...
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