Lomi Lomi means
"To break up into
small pieces"
Purpose:
to revive
the body
to move the
blood and lymph
to open
spasms
to remove
waste material from muscle
to
facilitate myofascial release
to
revitalize the face and head
to save your
hands
to remove
emotional toxicity with oils and compassionate care
This
is a 1500 year old
technique that aims at releasing all congestion in the body with a full body
massage.
It is known
in Hawaii as the Dance Of Massage because of its
long flowing style and continuous rhythm and beat accompanied by selected
music. The therapist and client will become entranced
in a spiritual state. You will learn how to transform a loving touch into
techniques for healing. The basis for Lomi Lomi is an integration of Mind-Body-Soul in a ritual of
transformation and inspiration. Did you know that it is a precursor of Trager Therapy?
You
will learn:
1. Some 12 strokes for a full body massage
addressing long hardened, bulky muscles and cellulite
2. Breathing techniques and meditation to
conserve your energy and build stamina
3. Circular ,
Spiraling and forearm techniques as well as kneading thumb techniques
4. How to address the diaphragm, the seat
of our emotions
5. Stretch techniques for upper and lower
limbs
6. The use of Aromatherapy essential oils
on ear points and the body to really enhance your massage subtly and
permanently
7. Stretch and strengthening exercises for
the massage therapist
8. Self care for the massage therapist and
client
Lomi Lomi is fully adaptable to a wide range
of therapies including Hot Stone Therapy
What
to bring: Oils (Rosemary, Lavender , Eucalyptus,
Wintergreen, Patchouly). Bring 2 sets of sheets and a
towel. Come dressed as if for Swedish massage.
The class is
offered and instructed by Wolfgang Luckmann, NCBTMB
Approved Category A provider (#279778-00). Wolfgang Luckmann
A.P. (Acupuncture Physician)., L.M.T. 019842 (FL), DiHOM, has had over twenty years of teaching
experience. His training and credits
include: Qi-Gong Massage, Chinese Anma,
Shiatsu, Tui-na, Neuromuscular Therapy,
Rehabilitative Sports Massage, Myofascial Release and Reiki mastership. He has
pioneered a new oriental Tx
for ADHD/Hyperactivity. Mr. Wolfgang Luckmann has
taught neuromuscular therapy and Swedish Massage Therapy at the Acupressure and
Acupuncture Institute and the National School of Technology in Miami. He is a
graduate of the Florida College of Natural Health and the Acupressure
Acupuncture Institute in Miami and has specialized in the treatment of pain
syndromes and Internal Diseases.