Thai Massage Original Style from Artit (Thai Spa Manager)

Cheryl shares her experience studying Thai massage original style from Artit, highlighting one-on-one guidance, exposure to traditional techniques, and school credit that strengthened her future therapies.

Master the warm-up for Thai massage original style, building a strong first impression and practicing four sequence steps that use body weight, foot and palm pressure, and side movements.

Practice warm-up sequences 9 to 12 in Thai massage, alternating sides and using the thumb to press along foot lines toward the centerline, noting anchor points and anatomy.

Practice warm-up sequences 13 through 16 in Thai massage original style, coordinating left-right hand movements, knee actions, and circular motions to prepare the body for treatment.

Learn the front leg massage sequence (patterns 1–4) in Thai massage, beginning on the left side, then the right, with arm work, breathing-guided presses, anchor points, and flowing foot-line trajectories.

In this front leg series, practitioners anchor the leg, rotate through massage sequences, press and roll along the center line and lower leg with fingertips, and practice patterns for mastery.

Master front leg techniques 13 to 16 in Thai massage, using pressing and pulling with fingertips from inside to outside of the leg, then applying locks and body transfer.

Learn front leg techniques 17-20 in Thai massage original style, applying body weight on the lower leg with palm and fingertip contact, avoiding bone pressure, and safe breathing.

Master front leg techniques 21–24 in Thai Massage Original Style: fingertip contact along the center line, squeezes, stabilize with the other hand, and a final leg stretch with knee anchor.

Guide students through front leg techniques (legs 29–32), including leg lock on the foot and knee, outside-line thumb pressure, weight transfer, ankle lock, and a main arm lock stretch.

Practice front leg techniques in the Thai massage original style, focusing on ankle, calf, and toes, with warm up, anchor pressure, and toe pull sequences.

Arms 1–4 in Thai massage original style guide palm-heel press, chest cross-ties, and centerline pressure along the arm from wrist to elbow, with weight transfer and shoulder stabilization.

Explore Thai massage original style arms 5–8, focusing on back work with line alignment, finger gaps, and circular presses, then advance to two-handed palm techniques for a relaxing finish.

Explore arms 9 to 12 in Thai original style, including finger-by-finger massage, cooling, pooling, hammering, and body-weight presses, with changes in position and finishing practice.

Master side 1-4 of Thai massage original style by learning client positioning, sequential leg work from upper to lower leg, knee-point pressure, and foot work using elbow and rolling strokes.

Explore foot treeline massage techniques using thumb walking, knee insertion in gaps, and body weight transfer, with emphasis on upper and lower leg lines and finishing pressure.

Practice neck and back massage techniques for sides 13–16 using thumbs and elbows. Turn the client from back to front and apply massage across the back and shoulders.

Demonstrates Thai massage back techniques, using body weight transfer and stable support while walking and stroking from shoulder to lower back.

Learn back massage techniques from Artit's original Thai style, including seated cross-legged work, palm and fingertip pressure, scalp focus, shoulder and scapular work, and de-stressing through progressive back massage sequences.

Learn to perform Thai massage original style back techniques 9–12, applying deep shoulder pressure along guiding lines, then warm down and correctly position the client for a smooth finish.

Learn back and neck massage techniques, including ball massage from shoulder to neck, switching sides, pressing down, and mindful transitions with practice tips.

Learn a back-focused Thai massage sequence, combining leg pressure, spine mobilization, and guided transitions that prepare the client for a turn-over and next steps.

Learn a head massage sequence from the top of the head to the ear, with eyebrow origins and lines, fingertip scalp massage, and neck and shoulder techniques.

Perform head massage steps five to eight, using hand techniques to work the head, shoulders, chest, and forehead, and finish with a chi-inspired style; plan to practice next week.

Explore five patterns for seating a client in Thai massage. Learn knee and upper leg techniques, foot work, and shoulder massage, with a focus on client positioning and sequence.