Colorado Barefoot Massage Training

Upcoming classes and dates for the rest of 2026 coming in hot! 🔥

Our December Fundamentals was such a great time!!! These new Barefoot Massage a therapists did AMAZING!!!

In our FasciAshi Fundamentals class we teach you how to use your feet to provide a full body deep tissue, myofascial release and trigger point work focused ashiatsu barefoot massage session. This class focuses on techniques applied on posterior aspects of the client’s body, as your weight and natural gravitational forces are utilized to effortlessly maintain consistent pressure through your feet. While the work is focused primarily with the client prone, therapists will learn supine work as well.
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Our ROM Stretch Therapy class teaches barefoot massage therapist how to GUIDE the body through safe, supported MOVEMENT - FREEING up stuck spots, CALMING the nervous system and CREATING space for REAL change.

Next Colorado Stretch Therapy class will be April ‘26!

It’s Science 👣
Are your Barefoot Massage sessions as effective as they can be?

In a recent study researchers aimed to evaluate changes in fascial properties over time following myofascial release therapy using ultrasonography.

Participants underwent myofascial release treatment. Ultrasonographic imaging was used to assess fascial thickness and echogenicity before treatment, immediately after, and at follow-up intervals.

Findings:
Immediate Changes: Significant changes in fascial thickness and echogenicity were observed right after treatment, indicating immediate effects of myofascial release.
Long-term Effects: Follow-up assessments showed sustained changes in fascial properties, suggesting that the benefits of myofascial release can persist over time.
Fascial Health: The study highlighted the importance of fascial health in overall musculoskeletal function and pain reduction.

Myofascial release can positively alter fascial properties, leading to improved mobility and reduced discomfort. Being able to use variable and sustained pressure will give your clients better results.

We can show you how!
Sign up for FasciAshi Intermediate!

Class photo from our May Intermediate class 🫶🏼🤩 🎉👣
If you’re not utilizing sidelying work what are you even doing.

Our intermediate ashiatsu barefoot massage class empowers the experienced barefoot massage therapist to work even slower, maintain long sustained pressure holds on trigger points or adhered layers of tissue, and deliver deep myofascial strokes to the anterior and lateral aspects of your client’s body.

Intricate use of the FasciAshi support strap is a BIG focus in this class. This unique addition to the overhead ashiatsu bars allows us to work on variable angles and vectors with consistent, controllable pressure that prevents fatigue for the barefoot massage therapist.
Your next opportunity to level up with FasciAshi Intermediate class in Colorado will be in October.
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What’s the best that could happen?
-save your body
-extended the length of your career
-see more clients in a day w/out exhaustion
-fall in love with your work again
-see the body in a whole new way

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Run don’t walk! (At least not ‘till you get to class 👣)

There’s only ONE spot left for Hot Ashi on October 24th! Come join us to learn how to perform barefoot massage with heated flax seed packs from Mother Earth Pillows!

We’ll learn contraindications of use of heated flax pillow in deep tissue barefoot massage, the benefits of the use of heat in conjunction with barefoot massage, how to identify endangerment sites and structures that are unsafe to massage with heat, or the feet, and so much more.

Link to sign up in bio! 👣

We had a class full of favorites to break in the new Colorado Springs classroom!

It was the BEST!

These therapists from Colorado, Kansas, & Nebraska learned to use Passive, Active and Resisted ROM stretch therapy techniques while standing on the massage table, maneuvering clients’ limbs with their feet, using the strong muscles of their legs and hips. We held onto overhead bars and leaned into our suspended support straps for balance and leverage as we lift, bend, and twist clients into the most amazing stretches. This helps a practitioner effortlessly maintain consistent pressure and counterbalance while providing deep point holds, or long fascial stretches.

We also compress or restrict clients compensating body parts down into a neutral alignment while creating various ranges of motion throughout all major joints in the body. The Barefoot Massage Therapist can observe movement patterns and queue the client into resisted actions to help build joint stability, and encourage their interoceptive awareness during passive fascial stretching and proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation.

It’s so much more than a basic stretch session & these therapists rocked it!!!

Our August Fundamentals was AMAZING!!!
Your next chance to take this class in Colorado is in December!!! Sign up now!!

In our FasciAshi Fundamentals class we teach you how to use your feet to provide a full body deep tissue, myofascial release and trigger point work focused ashiatsu barefoot massage session. This class focuses on techniques applied on posterior aspects of the client’s body, as your weight and natural gravitational forces are utilized to effortlessly maintain consistent pressure through your feet. While the work is focused primarily with the client prone, therapists will learn supine work as well.

We had a full house for our May Fundamentals & we had a fantastic time!
Your next chance to take this class in Colorado is in August!! Sign up now!!

In our FasciAshi Fundamentals class we teach you how to use your feet to provide a full body deep tissue, myofascial release and trigger point work focused ashiatsu barefoot massage session. This class focuses on techniques applied on posterior aspects of the client’s body, as your weight and natural gravitational forces are utilized to effortlessly maintain consistent pressure through your feet. While the work is focused primarily with the client prone, therapists will learn supine work as well.