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About
Massage School
Hawaii Massage Academy is a massage school and esthetician training program that has helped over 4,000 graduates achieve their goals since 1983. Whether you want to learn to be a masseuse or help others feel beautiful for a living, the experienced teachers at this Honolulu massage school will groom you for professional success.
Our knowledgeable staff teaches our students to reduce their clients' pain, promote healing and look the best they can. We have highly competitive tuition, and skilled professionals at the helm of our expert staff.
Are you ready to pursue a rewarding career? Learn to be a masseuse at Hawaii Massage Academy! Contact the Honolulu massage school at (808) 955-4555 or learn more about their programs online.
Location
Hawaii Massage Academy
1750 Kalākaua Avenue APT 2102, Honolulu, HI
96826, United States
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- PRPRINCIPAL REIGNMay 20, 20255.0This Business has been the most accommodating, professional and friendly staff on a consistent basis. I've been coming to this Establishment for over ten (10) years. Always observed a clean environment and the courteous staff and students are welcoming, professional and when calling to book an appointment- they'll follow to through with a timely response. Thank you 🙏. You're a Great Asset to the Community and for helping those of Us who serve the Community. Sincerely, Long time Client RK
- MKMilton KawaJun 29, 20245.0Hawaii Massage Academy I was experiencing severe pain in my shoulders from a recurring injury from training at the Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy. The pain was so bad that at hard time sleeping at night. I saw an ad on Facebook for a massage academy in Waikiki. When I looked it up, I also learned about Hawaii Massage Academy. I started with student massages and both academies. One day I was fortunate to have Corieamber, a licensed massage therapist and the chief instructor, massage me at the student rate. She was sooooo good! She uses her elbow and hands to slowly stretch out the kinks in my shoulder and back. While she is petite, her power is not. She has really strong hands, and I had to tell her to go a little softer. Each time I go and she asked me what would I like her to work on today. Tips: 1. If you can afford $10 more, just ask for Corieamber she’s worth every dollar. 2. If you’re on a low budget, start with the students and rotate a different student each time you go. After you had a session with each, chose the two you like best. Students require 420 of hands on massage to get their license. 3. At the beginning of each session, tell your therapist where you are experiencing pain and what you would like them to work on. When my shoulders are real bad, I tell her to spend 100% of the time on my neck and shoulders. When there’s no pain I ask for a full body massage. 4. Communicate with your therapist to press harder or softer throughout your therapy. Over time they will learn the correct amount of pressure to apply for you. 5. Tip generously! The students at the Academy do not get paid they live off of tips. I give $20. Besides, you’re getting such a good deal compared to the average rates: Four Seasons $225 for 50 min, Kahala Hotel $225 for 60 min, Turtle Bay $265 for 60 min, Heaven on Earth $78 for 50 min, Google: Average rates on Oahu $50-$150/hr
- AWAmy WohlhuterMar 20, 20245.0Excellent setup and great massage! Definitely worth it! Will be back!
- AHA HMAug 20, 20195.0Very nice and friendly staff. They were so sweet to accommodate my friend and I so we could get facials together. The facials were refreshing and relaxing at a great price!
- MLMariam LazarNov 22, 20164.0It is small facility, good massage with affordable price. I really had a good night sleep after. Had muscle spasms but they really did good work.