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with Roman Van de Velde & Giovanna Ganzarolli

Cycle professionnel 2027 (Cursus Nuad Boran cycle 1)

  • 27 Jan – 20 Jun 2027
  • Nuad Sen, 12 rue Poggioli, 13006 Marseille
  • France

What it's about

The professional cycle 2027 is the Nuad Sen school's condensed one-year path through cycle 1 of its Nuad Boran curriculum, for motivated students who want to practise traditional Thai massage professionally or as amateurs with excellent technique. It leads to mastery of the complete session and ends with the Certificate of Competence.

The 270-hour course combines three five-day intensive modules (90 hours): Fondamentaux 1, a complete session with simple techniques focused on confidence, fluidity and quality of touch; Fondamentaux 2, a fuller technical range with precise lines and essential acupressure points; and Perfectionnement Pro, mastering a professional session through sequences, individual supervision and adaptation. Between modules come at least 24 hours of supervised practice weekends, at least 150 hours of personal practice (at least three 90-minute sessions a week, 100 sessions for certification) and at least 6 hours of personal mentoring, including sessions with a professional guide practitioner and individual lessons.

The modules run from 27 to 31 January, 17 to 21 March and 16 to 20 June 2027 at Nuad Sen, 12 rue Poggioli, 13006 Marseille, taught by Roman Léonardi, Sandra Plazanet and Giovanna Ganzarolli. The complete cycle costs €1,650 (€550 per module instead of €650), with a 50% deposit of €825.

Summarised from the organiser's course announcement. All information without guarantee – the organiser's page is authoritative.

Sources: nuadsen.fr/evenement/cycle-professionnel-2027, nuadsen.fr/se-former/cursus-complet-nuad-boran/cycle-1-maitriser-les-fondamentaux

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