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“What an amazing series! When I started using Larry’s techniques my clientele literally gave me a standing ovation. My skill set now is that of a master massage therapist and my practice is booming” Jody Polevoy, CMT, CYT “I have been using these techniques and my clientele has doubled! My clients are scheduling repeat sessions, weekly, bi-weekly, etc. The techniques are awesome and have helped me be more creative in all aspects of my massage. Getting through an hour Swedish massage used to be a challenge, now I find I can spend an hour on one arm. Great series! I highly recommend this program if you are serious about your massage and want repeat customers.” Laure Krug, LMT, Spa Owner
Click here to download the Ultimate Series registration form ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR: Larry Heisler, M.A., RMT is one of the massage pioneers in New Jersey. As a practitioner since 1975, Larry has treated nearly 50,000 clients. Possessing a strong education background, formerly a classroom teacher, an assistant principal and then college instructor, it was natural for Larry to begin teaching the healing path he loved. In 1980, Larry opened the third massage school in New Jersey, initially specializing in Traditional Barefoot Shiatsu. Soon after he followed up with a highly developed massage therapy facility located in the Parsippany Medical Complex. By 1985, his programs embraced a full spectrum of massage therapy modalities and Larry’s hundreds of students and graduates were on their way to establishing massage as a legitimate healing alternative in his northern New Jersey area. Since 1980, the North Jersey Massage Training Center, has been widely acknowledged for its volunteer massage team participation in over 750 state wide fund raising events for organizations like the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the Diabetes Tour De Cure to the Red Cross, Leukemia Society, Make A Wish Foundation and the 9/11 Port Authority Ground Zero Command. Larry has presented for the hospital medical staffs at six different Grand Medical Rounds, has set up wellness curriculums for three Universities and has been on television discussing massage therapy legislation with then Governor Christie Todd Whitman. In addition, he has presented programs at over thirty college campuses, for a dozen health departments and townships and at over a hundred New Jersey corporations. This year Larry celebrates the 33rd anniversary of officiating at his weekly meditation and healing circle. He has never charged for this class. “The skills, knowledge and presence that Larry shared with me helped fuel my passion as a healer and practitioner. When I look back at the people and experiences that have inspired my work and life path, Larry and my training at the North Jersey Massage Training Center were a big part of that. Larry and the school have given me the training to help touch the lives of countless people in such a powerful way.” Imagine personalized one on one training: Classes Offered Core Presentation Saturday November 14; It’s very rare that massage therapists talk about the internal organ structure, the acupuncture lines and their relationship to the musculature unless you are studying acupuncture or taking a course like shiatsu. But the truth is in both eastern Oriental Medicine and western Applied Kinesiology, it is taught that the acupuncture energetic system, a.k.a. the meridian lines, directly influence the strength and integrity of the muscles. So if the Gall Bladder is overworked because last night we partied an ate way too much fat as in a large ice cream sundae or consumed way too much alcohol, anywhere that gall bladder meridian runs in your body, those muscles will be compromised and susceptible to injury. Did you ever wake up with a stiff neck and you said I must have slept wrong or caught a draft? Well since the neck is related to the gall bladder, there might have been another possibility, too much pizza and beer. In addition, the gall bladder meridian runs down into the rhomboids, as in those intrascapula knots we see so often, and it runs right down the hips into the IT Band. DO YOU SEE WHAT I’M GETTING AT? If you know what foods and lifestyle habits control the meridians and what muscles are directly associated, you’ll know something so profound that it will dramatically influence how you approach your massage therapy from this day on! And that’s exactly what this class is going to teach. This presentation will change your entire perspective on how you approach bodywork. “This is a must class for not only massage therapists but for all wellness practitioners. It is fresh, inspired, and original clinical information.” Margaret Alviggi, R.N., past recipient, Governor’s Award New Jersey Nurse of the Year
Sunday November 22; To give a great massage, one that has your clients buzzing and returning again and again, is what it’s all about. Approaching the back, its hardness, its armoring, and its painful anomalies must be Massage 101 for us. If you do not successfully address their “aching back” you will lose your clients to someone who will! Join us as Larry creates an all day, hands-on, medical massage learning lab. Our focus will be “back central”, combining deep tissue and trigger point therapies, Osteopathic massage techniques, shiatsu and Larry’s very special muscular approach entitled, “stretch and strip”. This class will teach you how to save your hands while you give the most sophisticated massage of your life and it will dramatically raise your skills and your bottom line!
Ultimate Hip and Leg An extraordinary massage is one where every part of the treatment stands out by itself as distinctively great. Our hip and leg work includes our unique eastern and western synergy giving the practitioner advanced skills for whatever situation that arises, from piriformis syndrome and sciatic pain to psoas, groin, quad, ham, knee, and right down to the Achilles and foot. You’ll be using your hands, forearms and elbows in new and unique ways with deep tissue trigger point work, muscle stripping, traction, meridian stretches and shiatsu. Come see why these techniques are used by the most successful of massage therapists and truly enjoy parts of your massage you never have enjoyed doing before. As always, your classes are fun and filled with great material!”
Ultimate Neck Dramatically increase your client’s satisfaction by maximizing the results of your therapeutic massage. We will comprehensively address the neck and shoulder areas with some of the most effective and exciting advanced massage therapy techniques you have ever tried. Again, expect to spend the day in a hands-on learning laboratory honing your skills under Larry’s masterful supervision. You will learn Osteopathic neck massage and specifically how to clear the trigger points from the neck region while simultaneously engaging this intricate area with a sophisticated combination of stretching, traction, shiatsu and cross fiber friction work. Larry will address the sternocleidomastoid and scalene muscles, thoracic outlet syndrome, the posterior cervical region and much, much more. “The best neck work I’ve done and received. I love the class. Larry is knowledgeable and engaging. His classes are so informative and a pleasure to be part of. I highly recommend this class! Leslie Dondarski Larry's Ultimate Neck class is amazing. After using the techniques I learned, one of my clients said it was the best neck work he ever had. It has revolutionized the way I approach the neck!"Jeff Mills, LMT
“Larry always delivers amazing classes that get to the point in a knowledgeable and charming way- Fun in Learning! Joyce Lantzman
Ultimate Face and Foundation Wednesday December 2; This remarkable class addresses both the core of your client and their face and head. Core work is called Ampuku in shiatsu and comprises gentle, non- invasive visceral massage with energetic breath techniques and specific, very powerful acupressure BO points. Traditional Ampuku often results in a profound sense of well being, deep, deep relaxation and/or a cleansing stimulation. Our face and head work includes our ever popular Acupressure Face Lift, making your clientele look younger and fresher, once again significantly adding to your repertoire and effectiveness. “These great techniques have significantly improved the quality of my work.” Theresa Menagh., R.N., CMT
Ultimate Foot and Hand Saturday Dec. 12; 10-6pm Foot and hand work is something most massage therapists are weak in. Good foot work is the difference between a satisfied client and one that will go elsewhere. This class will help you hone your foot and hand work, giving you a new, fresh approach that will have your clients returning again and again for more. This is a deep tissue approach to the extremities and not a reflexology class that requires a completely different serious course of study.
Ultimate Practical 1 Fri. Dec.04 or Weds. March 03 or Thurs. May 13 Ultimate Practical 2 Wednesday January 27 or Friday June 4 When learning so many new and exciting advanced techniques, the hardest thing to do is to find the practice time to incorporate them on a daily basis. This class has been added because so many therapists that have completed the Ultimate Series have asked for more supervised practice time. As they called it, “Larry Time.” So join us and spend an entire day reviewing, practicing and honing your skills with Larry. “Larry turns your hands into an artist’s tools. His unique vision for the body has transformed not only my massage practice but my advanced yoga practice as well. If you are going to take one continuing education program this year, it has to be The Ultimate Series.” Chuck Secallus, CMT, CYT, Asana House
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