If you are an active licensed massage therapist, take this Forearm Fusion class as it is crucial to prevent injury to your hands, wrists, and thumbs for career longevity. I wish I took this class at least twice years ago!!

S. Beltran Richards

I took the Forearm Fusion class just over a year ago and it’s profoundly impactedForearm Fusion has changed the way I massage. I no longer have to work as hard or stress my body in order to meet the needs of my clients. The class was a lot of fun and I’ve never received so much bodywork during a CE class. Many of us use our forearms and elbows in our practice already but this class brought so many new techniques to the table. Between the 2 classes, I learned close to 60 new strokes. I never would have thought to use my elbow to strip the scalenes or to release the posts before taking the Advanced Forearm Fusion class. The instructors really focus on body mechanics and give you ample instruction, demonstration, and time to practice the skills. I highly recommend this class to every massage therapist, new or experienced. my career. My massage now is at least 50% forearms, which I never thought would be possible previously. I remember the instructors saying their massage was 50-70% forearms the first day of the class and at first I found it hard to believe them! But now I do the same thing! I used my forearms before I took the class, but not nearly as much and not nearly as effective. I used them, but I didn’t know how to use them. Now, I find applying deep pressure to be quite easy, in fact sometimes easier than using light pressure! Highly recommend this class to any and all massage therapists.

Nicole Kiley

I took the Forearm Fusion class just over a year ago and it’s profoundly impacted my career. My massage now is at least 50% forearms, which I never thought would be possible previously. I remember the instructors saying their massage was 50-70% forearms the first day of the class and at first I found it hard to believe them! But now I do the same thing! I used my forearms before I took the class, but not nearly as much and not nearly as effective. I used them, but I didn’t know how to use them. Now, I find applying deep pressure to be quite easy, in fact sometimes easier than using light pressure! Highly recommend this class to any and all massage therapists.

Ian McGraw

This technique has changed the way I work and my clients are getting better results because of it! If you’re debating taking this cue course, I’d say take it asap! The course is thorough and well taught. This is not just about techniques using your forearms, it’s an intensive body mechanics self-check too! If you need good, effective massage work done, hunt down a forearm fusion certified therapist.

Joy Brusetti

Forearm Fusion has without a doubt changed my massage career and advanced my skills on such a level, that many of my regular clients can’t believe I have only worked in the field for about a year. They are simply amazed, impressed and extremely thankful for feeling so much better through true therapeutic massage. The Forearm Fusion courses provide an in-depth approach of utilizing body weight, elbows and forearms for highly effective deep tissue work. The strokes and techniques learned in these classes are unique and essential for proper body mechanics and career longevity. The classes are exceptional, purposeful, and fun. Many thanks to Jim Funk’s stroke of genius for designing and developing this massage modality.

Theresa Ann

Forearm Fusion is an amazing class! It offers a lot to FA techniques, which help the massage therapist with effective deeper pressure and more uniform distribution over the tissue area you are focused on.

Maureen Andreoni

Great class, instructors are very professional and knowledgeable…Thank you so much to my instructor Jim for this amazing class.

Armenia Santos Gutierrez

I just took the Advanced Forearm Fusion class this summer and highly recommend it to all LMTs! I was surprised how much more they could teach since there was so many techniques in the first class. The advanced class taught very specific muscles to work and side-lying strokes. Clients love these deep techniques and the best part is that I am not straining my body. I just started a few months ago doing massage full time about 5-6 massage a day, 6 days a week (which is a lot!) and surprisingly I am leaving work feeling great and even energized. Most days I feel that I could still do another massage and I give all the credit to the teachers at Forearm Fusion. They drill body mechanics into us and that effects my entire massage. Even when I am not using my forearms or elbows. I am still remembering how to position myself correctly. Feel very fortunate to have taken these early on in my career.

Tiffany Stone