Massage therapists have a great potential to earn just as much as doctors, with far less overhead and with a lesser time to complete their training. Of all, the best part of a professional massage therapist is that one can set his or her own hours, and does not have to deal with the HMO organizations nearly as much as a doctor. And even if it turns out that, once you've taken your massage courses, you discover that you don't want to be a CMT, your massage therapist training will still have given you a great skill that you can use to make those around you very happy.
Among the various massage courses that were offered, the first course I had selected was actually a couples’ massage class down at the local community center. The couples’ format is suitable for massage courses which are not meant for professionals; because it means that anyone can come in, right off the bat, with someone whom they are comfortable practicing on. Sure, no one wants to take massage courses with total strangers, as it is hard to trust someone enough to let them really work on your body if you do not really know them that well.
Besides, after that class, I was addicted, and immediately I signed up for more massage courses. My boyfriend did too, and together we both decided to enroll in massage therapist training courses in Sacramento, CA. At this place it was much harder than either of us had realized. Although this might sound strange to you, but it was a draining experience taking massage courses all day long. Not only is there a fair bit of study of anatomy that you have to do, but on top of that the actual work of massaging is tiring. After some time it got so exhausted from our massage courses that we hardly ever exchanged back rubs anymore. But in the end, it was well worth it. At present we are both licensed massage therapists, and we both can spend our time making money doing something that we love. Truly there is really nothing better than that!
