A paperback edition with DVD featuring a unique massage therapy that combines stretching, breath work, assisted yoga postures, and pressure point therapy • Text includes more than 125 black-and-white photographs of instructional postures • DVD features author demonstrating techniques for performing a one-hour massage In the temples of Thailand many centuries ago, a dynamic bodywork therapy based on yoga, ayurveda, and the martial arts was born. In this unique healing system of Thai Yoga Massage, the practitioner guides the recipient through a series of yoga postures while palming and thumbing along the body’s energy lines and pressure points. Together these actions result in a treatment that relieves muscular tension, improves circulation, boosts the immune system, and balances the body energetically. In this paperback edition of Thai Yoga Massage, Kam Thye Chow not only leads readers through every aspect of this ancient bodywork therapy using more than 125 detailed, step-by-step photographs, but he also demonstrates the techniques for performing a one-hour massage in the accompanying DVD. Kam Thye Chow is one of the world’s foremost practitioners and has taught massage in Thailand and throughout Europe and North America. With this text and DVD set, his personal training is now available for those who wish to see the techniques demonstrated live as a complement to the points discussed in the text.

Thai Yoga Massage: A Dynamic Therapy for Physical Well-Being and Spiritual Energy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Chow, Kam Thye

Exercise & Fitness

Healing Arts Press

A form of Thai Yoga Massage that focuses on the three Ayurvedic body types • Explains how to determine a person’s Ayurvedic body type and provides hands-on techniques for working with them • Brings the practices presented in Thai Yoga Massage to a new customized level of therapeutic healing The traditional healing arts of Ayurveda and Thai Yoga Massage have a deep and integrated relationship that provides an unparalleled modality for restoring body, mind, and spirit. Although it originated in India, over the centuries Ayurveda has been assimilated into the predominant Thai culture and has evolved into a distinctive folk medicine. With the growing popularity of Ayurveda and Thai Yoga Massage, there is a renewed interest in reuniting these practices into a powerful therapeutic alliance. Thai Yoga Therapy for Your Body Type bridges the practice of Thai Yoga Massage with its ancient Ayurvedic roots to offer a complete and holistic healing modality. The authors first explain in detail the fundamental principles of Ayurveda and then recommend daily practices for each of the three main body types of vata, pitta, and kapha. Practitioners learn how to customize their work with the appropriate massage approach, recommended yoga asanas, breathing techniques, and diet and lifestyle tips. More than 50 illustrated, full-body Thai Yoga Massage postures are presented as well as a massage flow for each body type. The authors indicate the Ayurvedic benefits of each posture and detail any precautions that should be followed in this dynamic practice of transformative healing.

Thai Yoga Therapy for Your Body Type: An Ayurvedic Tradition

Moody, Emily

An authentic guide to Thai yoga massage, a unique therapy that combines stretching, breath work, assisted yoga postures, and pressure point therapy. • Includes more than 80 illustrations, 30 charts, and a complete series of postures for a two-hour full-body massage. • Author Kam Thye Chow has taught massage in Thailand and throughout Europe and North America. Until recently Thai yoga massage was virtually unknown in the West. It has its roots in both the ancient healing traditions of Ayurveda and Thai Buddhism. In this unique practice, the therapist gives a full-body massage that combines palming and thumbing along the Thai energy lines and pressure points with gentle stretching, movement, and breath work reminiscent of tai chi. Using his or her own hands, feet, arms, and legs, the practitioner gently guides the recipient through a series of yoga postures, creating a harmonious and therapeutic “dance” that leads to greater physical awareness, grace, and spiritual energy. In this comprehensive guide for practitioners, Kam Thye Chow leads readers through every aspect of this dance--from its history and philosophy to a detailed presentation of a complete Thai yoga massage session. This important reference includes more than 80 illustrated postures, 30 charts and drawings, and a complete series of postures for a two-hour full-body massage that focuses attention on both the upper and lower body, which receive equal stress in the Western lifestyle. Information on contraindications, anatomy, and physiology integrates Western medical knowledge and theory with this ancient tradition. Massage therapists, physical therapists, nurses, and other medical professionals will find Thai Yoga Massage an important and innovative complement to their practice.

Thai Yoga Massage: A Dynamic Therapy for Physical Well-being and Spiritual Energy

Chow, Kam T.

5 LIVES INTERTWINE, SHARING REMEDIES FORHOLISTIC HEALING & NOURISHMENTWe are in an era of transformational shift in health and wellness. Anxiety, depression, heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, neurological conditions and other ailments are at epidemic proportions. Awareness and demand for holistic solutions complementing Western medicine are skyrocketing. "Four industry leaders are influencing thousands in the fields of Thai massage, plant-based nutrition, trauma and holistic bodywork. "THAI-ing it all up!" captures sizzling massage, bodywork and cutting-edge modalities in holistic well-being."You will discover how to:- Zen your mind and stir up the body's innate healing powers- Release trauma from deep inside your tissues and rebalance your nervous system- Bring Ayurveda into your massage, food and lifestyle- Detox and flourish with clean, plant-based nutrition while on-the-go - Apply easy restorative yoga and Thai massage postures at home

THAI-ing it all up!: Beyond trauma, nutrition & holistic bodywork

Seto, Gisele

Eng, Tony

Wong, Sukha

Furuta, Maya

Alternative Medicine

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Expand your Thai yoga massage practice with advanced postures and energy work to treat stress, back pain, headaches, and several other common conditions • Includes step-by-step photographs for more than 50 advanced Thai yoga massage postures • Illustrates in full color the locations of the sen lines and explains their specific therapeutic qualities and connections to ayurveda and the 5 kosha bodies • Details successful treatment plans for 8 common ailments with custom 60-minute Thai yoga massage posture flows as well as ayurvedic and yoga recommendations for continued healing and prevention at home In the unique healing system of Thai yoga massage--based on yoga, ayurveda, and the martial arts--the practitioner uses his or her own hands, feet, arms, and legs to gently guide the recipient through a series of yoga postures while palming and thumbing along the body’s energy pathways and pressure points, known in the Thai tradition as sen lines and in ayurveda as marma points. Providing a way to expand one’s Thai yoga massage practice, this book includes step-by-step photos and guidelines for more than 50 advanced Thai yoga postures as well as successful treatment plans for 8 common ailments: stress, back pain, stiff neck and shoulders, arm and hand exhaustion, headaches, constipation, fibromyalgia, and anxiety/depression. Each treatment plan offers a customized one-hour Thai yoga massage posture flow specific to that ailment along with ayurvedic and yoga recommendations for continued healing and prevention after the massage session. This comprehensive guide also illustrates the exact location of the sen lines and marma points, detailing their therapeutic indications and connections to ayurveda and the five kosha bodies, as well as explaining how to incorporate them into sessions for deeper healing.

Advanced Thai Yoga Massage: Postures and Energy Pathways for Healing

Tai Chi Chuan in 13 Movements. This is not just another book on Tai Chi Chuan. It is a unique attempt by Chow Kam Thye, an experiences teacher of this meditative martial art., to present a form of 
Tai Chi Chuan that avoids all deviations from the Tai Chi Classics and brings it back to the original source. The form presented here is composed of the 13 basic postures of Tai Chi Chuan. It is easy to comprehend and to learn but at the same time brings us right to the heart of the Tai Chi Philosophy. It was a joy to co-write this book with chow to present the Path of 'Mindfulness in Motion'. It is meant as a guidebook to the spirit of Tai Chi Chuan - Asokananda (Harald Brust)

Tai Chi Chuan: Mindfulness in Motion

Asokananda

Harold Brust

Editions Duang Kamol

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