As part of a comprehensive massage treatment curriculum, sports massage training incorporates a variety of modalities.

The Sports Massage Training Program is designed for individuals who want to learn the skills necessary to become a sports massage therapist. The program covers various massage techniques, anatomy and physiology, injury assessment and prevention, and other related topics.

Participants will learn how to work with athletes to enhance performance, reduce the risk of injury, and speed up recovery time. The program is suitable for massage therapists who want to specialize in sports massage or for individuals who want to start a career in this field.

These sports-specific treatments can be employed on-site during events like marathons, cycling tours, and triathlons, or in a private office for routine maintenance and prevention.

In Sports Massage Therapy School, you’ll learn about the following topics:

1. Hands-on practice
2. Anatomy and physiology
3. Injuries and injury prevention
4. Kinesiology
5. Trigger point treatments
6. Deep-tissue massage
7. Foot reflexology
8. Career development and key business principles

Upon completion of the program, graduates will receive a Sports Massage Certification, which can lead to job opportunities in sports teams, fitness centers, and rehabilitation clinics.