50h Thai Yoga Massage Training & Workshops

▶ The historical roots of Thai Yoga Massage

▶ The theoretical foundations of Thai Yoga Massage

▶ Massage as a spiritual practice

▶ Practical Thai Yoga Massage in back, prone (on the belly) and side-lying positions & seated

▶ Thai oil massage

▶ Body-friendly use of hands, thumbs, elbows & the giver’s posture during the treatment

▶ The body’s energy lines in Thai Yoga Massage: the ten Sen

▶ Basic anatomy knowledge with reference to common conditions

▶ Morning yoga, pranayama and meditation practice (except on the first day of training)

▶ Strengthening the connection to your inner center, strength and wisdom

▶ Coming together with like-minded people, connection, and friendship

You can expect a holistic training in a loving atmosphere within a small group. It will take you on a journey into previously unexplored worlds and invite you to enrich your life in many ways—experiencing it anew and discovering more.

We teach traditional, holistic Thai Yoga Massage grounded in therapeutic knowledge, the philosophy behind the practice, energy teachings and pathways, pranayama & meditation, as well as time for self-reflection and self-realization.

By the end of the training, you will be able to independently give a 60–90 min Thai Yoga Massage!

Marina Stützle is a holistic physiotherapist, certified yoga teacher, and yoga studio owner. She will guide you through the training with over 12 years of experience on a holistic level and introduce you to yoga in many different ways, so you can easily integrate yoga into your everyday life.

As a speaker & trainer, she travels throughout Germany and teaches yoga in various styles with a therapeutic background—always with great joy and heart.

More about Marina

Evelyn Weller is a physiotherapist, a 500h Yoga Alliance–certified yoga teacher, and a Thai Yoga Massage therapist.

She completed her Thai Yoga Massage training at the famous Wat Pho at the Chetawan School in Bangkok, Thailand, and in her physiotherapy practice in Stuttgart she offers not only physiotherapy, but also yoga & Thai Yoga Massage. Since 2021, she has been an assistant in Marina’s Yoga Anatomy & Therapy training program and teaches with a lot of heart & skill.

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Thai Yoga is a form of bodywork that combines the ancient wisdom of Thai massage with yoga, creating a unique and holistic method that leads to deep physical and emotional relaxation. As in yoga, the spiritual context is also applied: mindfulness, devotion, clarity, and inner sensing. In this way, touch becomes a quiet yet vibrant dialogue in order to

• release blockages in the energy body
• let life energy flow freely again
• strengthen the immune system
• and reduce stress