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Training Courses Total : (14)

Title

• Introduction to Sports Massage • Post Degree Diploma in Sport & Remedial Massage • Stretching Course • Soft Tissue Release • Introduction to Neuromuscular Techniques • On Site Seated Chair Massage • Muscle Energy Techniques PIR • Postural Assessment • Muscle Energy Techniques Reciprocal Inhibition • BTEC Level 4 or 5 Sport and Remedial Massage Diploma - Evening Course • Hypermobility Joint Syndrome • How to Treat Neck Pain • Active Isolated Stretching • Pregnancy Massage Course

Articles (Total : 8)

Title

• Massage Therapists Guide to Marathon Runners • Snowboarding and Sports Massage • Massage for Marathon Runners • Postural Assessment Skills • Sports Massage, Aquatics and the Olympics • The A-Z of Olympic Sports Massage - Boxing • What is Sport & Remedial Massage Therapy? • Cycling and Common Injuires

Products & Equipment (Total: 2)

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• Super Salve Massage Balm • Supersalve Recovery Rub

Books, CDs & DVDs (Total : 1)

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• Sports Massage

NLSSM is the training ground for professionals wanting to increase and strengthen their soft tissue skills.  We offer a BTEC/Edexcel Level 5 Professional Diploma in Sport and Remedial Massage Therapy.

Both diplomas are designed for anyone with a serious interest in pursuing sports massage therapy as a career. It takes approximately 11 months to complete the course, during which time you will attend classes and undertake significant home study and hands on practice.

BTEC 4 and 5 are professional qualifications and this is a demanding course that requires at least a basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology. If you don’t have any experience, we highly recommend taking the NLSSM two-day sports massage introductory course and/or the two day-day Anatomy and Physiology course which brings together all the relevant information that you will need in your practice as a sports massage therapist.

Syllabus

Classes are held approximately every 2 weeks, to allow enough time for home practice and course work. Course work includes 4 papers; an extensive case history; and 100 logbook hours before the final exam can be taken.  For further information about the course content please go to the syllabus section of the website.

Level 4 or 5?

It is your choice whether to study for Level 4 or 5 sports massage diploma, you have the option to complete the level 5 without having to do level 4 first. Taught classes are the same for each but your course work and final exam questions will be different. See here for an explanation of the main differences between the two sports massage levels. 

What's included?

• Use of DVD & video library
• Access to school’s textbook library
• Access to practical sports massage rooms for additional weekend practice sessions
• A supportive mentoring system
• Comprehensive lecture notes
• A high ratio of teacher to student instruction
• Final exam fees

Pre-requisite

If you do not have any massage background you will need to do the NLSSM Introduction Weekend or an equivalent course.  Please check with the office as to whether your qualification is suitable.

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