Hands Free Massage Training

Hands Free Massage Training Clients love it! A client & practitioner centred approach.

Darien & Leora help you to work wisely, extend your career, give a better massage.™
Learn to use your forearms & elbows to replace the use of your hands & great bodyuse to support you.

***Movement between sessions***Do you teach clients stretches they can do at home between appointments?
11/06/2026

***Movement between sessions***

Do you teach clients stretches they can do at home between appointments?

***Beyond the treatment table***The goal isn't just helping clients feel better on the table. It's helping them move bet...
08/06/2026

***Beyond the treatment table***

The goal isn't just helping clients feel better on the table. It's helping them move better when they leave it.

What's your favourite thumb-saving tool? ✨Forearms ✨Elbows ✨Knuckles ✨Fists ✨Or something else?
04/06/2026

What's your favourite thumb-saving tool?

✨Forearms
✨Elbows
✨Knuckles
✨Fists
✨Or something else?

What could be improved here AND why?Have you ever worked like this and felt it in your wrists or thumbs? Or possibly eve...
03/06/2026

What could be improved here AND why?

Have you ever worked like this and felt it in your wrists or thumbs? Or possibly even in your palm?

If your wrists and hands ache at the end of a massage day, it may not be the pressure you're using, it's how you're delivering it.

Small changes in body mechanics can reduce strain, protect your joints, and help you work comfortably for years to come.

👇 What would you change in this position?

(of course we would urge you to go Hands Free for this 😉)

19/05/2026

Getting into the flow before you massage ✨

Reminder to do a short warm up before you massage to get your body moving and in the flow or massage dance.




Complete the sentence💫Massage is magical because…
18/05/2026

Complete the sentence

💫Massage is magical because…

15/05/2026

Becoming ambidextrous to improve your massage

I’ve been training myself to use my non-dominant side for well over 2 decades now, even before I became a massage practitioner. And since becoming a Hands Free Massage tutor, I’ve ramped that up for myself and encourage anyone I can to do the same, especially massage practitioners.

You might have seen some of my previous posts explaining why, as a massage practitioner, being ambidextrous is beneficial. The simplest explanation: it helps protect your body. When you can use both sides with confidence, you reduce repetitive strain, distribute massage ‘load’ evenly and ultimately extend the longevity of your career.

On Friday night, I went to a mini self-care/self-love workshop at my gym and I was reminded about colouring in. I haven’t done it in ages, so I’ve decided to start my Saturdays and Sundays with it instead of reaching for my phone first thing.

Because I’ve got a small injury on one of the fingers of my dominant hand, colouring felt a bit awkward. And because I am always looking for new ambidextrous challenges, I thought… hm, I wonder if I can use my non-dominant hand to colour in?

Watch the video and then let me know which hand you think is my dominant hand? 👀

Bonus discovery for me: I’ve developed this little blending style where I layer light and dark tones into each other — and it turns out having two hands makes that so much easier. No more switching pens every 30 seconds!



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