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Footnotes

Commonly asked questions about the Center for Barefoot Massage instructors of ashiatsu, fasciashi, fijian and other forms of massage done using one or both feet.

Where are the Center for Barefoot Massage’s classes held?

“Where can I find Fijian or Ashiatsu Barefoot Massage classes, training and continuing education workshops near me?” Our classes are located where our Instructor’s businesses and regional training centers are. The HandsFree and Fijian classes can come to you, if there is enough interest and a suitable training center available to use. All our myofascial ashiatsu “FasciAshi” classes must be…

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Does Massage Liability Insurance cover Barefoot Massage?

Great question! Many insurance companies have additional waivers and education requirements to offer services such as Hot Stone therapy, Prenatal Massage, and even Cupping. While no mainstream massage insurance company is currently requiring extra waivers or testing through their own means for Barefoot Massage coverage, it is still something that you’ll want industry-approved training in before providing to the public.…

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How much is ashiatsu training?

How much does ashiatsu training cost? How much are classes? Fundamentals:  $750(3 days, 24 CE’s) Fijian: $500  (2 days, 16 CE’s) Intermediate: $500  (2 days, 16 CE’s) ROM: $500  (2 days, 16 CE’s) Advanced: $500 (2 days, 16 CE’s) Hot Ashi: $250   (1 day. 8 CE’s) IF IT’S A TRAVEL CLASS: meaning, if the instructor travelled to the location to…

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Is the Center for Barefoot Massage an Approved Continuing Education Provider?

The short answer is: YES, of course! Our CE Provider #1333 status with the NCBTMB and we have maintained that approval since March 2017.   The long answer is: it may depend on your state. If your state has NCBTMB reciprocity, meaning that they acknowledge and accept NCBTMB approved courses for your Continuing Education hour requirements, then our classes are…

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How do I find a FasciAshi trained Barefoot Massage Therapist Near Me?

Want to get under our Alumni’s feet? Did you do a google search for “ashiatsu massage near me” but wish the results had myofascial ashiatsu barefoot massage therapists singled out? Let us help you find where they are at! We know the feeling – once you try Myfoascial Ashiatsu, (AKA FasciAshi) you won’t go back to normal massage – and…

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How do I install the Ashiatsu Bars and Straps?

The FasciAshi Fundamentals class is where we will teach you e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g that you will need to know on how to install ashiatsu bars and straps, and how to build your overhead bar support. In class, we provide designs and blueprints with detailed suggested material shopping lists that outlines which wood to choose, as well as the specifications of the ~many~ different…

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How can I teach for the Center for Barefoot Massage?

Thank you so much for your interest to teach for the Center for Barefoot Massage! We are honored that you would even ask! Before we ever consider bringing anyone into our business to represent FasciAshi, we do require candidates to attend the courses themselves, and fully experience the work we have to offer within the learning environments we’ve created. We…

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What do I need to bring to FasciAshi class?

What kind of things should you bring to your FasciAshi or Fijian Barefoot Massage class?   The list of items to bring ~could vary~ between locations, instructors and classes. Check your email after you sign up for FasciAshi class! You will receive a registration confirmation email immediately after signing up for class from info@barefootmassagecenter.com, and another one from your instructor…

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Do you offer webinars, or e-learning online video ashiatsu training?

Do you offer webinars, or ashiatsu e-learning online video training? No. The Center for Barefoot Massage does not, and will not, teach barefoot massage technique through webinars, or e-learning online video ashiatsu training. Down the road we will offer online training and webinars for topics that are not teaching any feet-on techniques, but will be offering invaluable lessons for other aspects…

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