Ashiatsu

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Comment by Laura Robson on July 14, 2009 at 9:06am

Hi, I am in Oakridge Oregon. I have been doing Ashi for about a year now and I LOVE it! Just a few weeks ago I moved to a new studio and it took an extra week to get the bars up and in place. When I told my clients the bars were not up yet, they were disappointed. That was great news for me, THEY LOVE it too! My bars are up and we are all happy about that in Oakridge. :o) Ready for more training, talk, whatever Ashi.

Comment by Julianne on July 13, 2009 at 2:06pm

Hi! I'm a therapist in Minnesota. I was trained by Mary-Claire Fredette about a year ago. (Does that make me one of Ruthie's girls or Mary-Claire's?!) I'm so excited that this group got started! Thank you, Chantelle!

I haven't done Ashi much as I'd like to because putting up bars in the place I was working didn't pan out (long story!) and then right after I moved to a place that already had bars, I injured my shoulder. Very frustrating! But I'm back on the bars and lovin' every minute of it!

Stephanie, go to www.deepfeet.com. Ruthie Piper Hardee is the creator of Ashiatsu, and you absolutely can't go wrong getting your training through her or one of her instructors. FABULOUS!

Can't wait to talk shop with you wonderful people!

Julianne

Comment by Stephanie J Hackman on July 12, 2009 at 9:18pm

hey...i am a new member here..but I am very interested in hearing any piece of advice on ashiatsu that you guys got! I am looking into taking a class on it and would love to hear any feedback of what it is all about! I have had a few sessions from a fellow massage therapist in my area and absolutely love it so much that i really want to get into it myself. I don't know where to take the classes either..is there a best teacher or location?! thanks for the help...Stephanie

Comment by Chantelle Emond on July 10, 2009 at 3:01pm

Welcome aboard! I just learned Ashi a few months ago and am convinced that it is a better invention than sliced bread...

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