Registration

The competitor must attach following:

  • ID Card
  • Diploma attesting skills in massage and/or complementary therapies
  • *A brief description of training and professional experience in the field of massage.
  • *A portrait picture
  • Mention of the category/categories in which the candidate wishes to compete.
  • *this information will also be used to promote the participant.
  • The participant will attach proof of payment.
  • The participation fee can be paid in two installments, with a minimum of 30% at registration, and the remaining amount by August 15.

 

Note – For participants who choose to pay the participation fee in full during the EARLY BOOKING period (March 1 – April 15), they will receive a 50% discount for the TMTC Masterclass held by Motoc Iulian.

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Participation fee:

Original Price Early
Booking
Sale
-10% (24.02.2025-
24.03.2025)
AMTC Member ?
1 CNDM Category 1000 lei 900 lei ❌
2 CNDM Categories 1200 lei1080 lei ❌
1 WMSC Category 1000 lei
or 200€
900 lei
or 180€
❌
2 WMSC Categories 1200 lei
or 240€
1080 lei
or 215€
❌
1 CNDM Category 800 lei 720 lei ✅
2 CNDM Categories 1000 lei 900 lei ✅
1 WMSC Category 800 lei
or 160€
720 lei
or 145€
✅
2 WMSC Categories 1000 lei
or 200€
900 lei
or 180€
✅

Become an AMTC Member now! Register here: https://asociatiademasaj.ro/devino-membru

Contact Information:

Payment Information:

Asociația de Masaj și Terapii Complementare

SIBIU, ROMANIA,

OITUZ STREET 25A

RON Account: RO02INGB0000999909393385

EUR Account:  RO04INGB0000999909734304

SWIFT EURO: BBRUBEBB

BANK: ING Bank

With the specification: “world massage super cup registration fee + participant name”

Registration form

COMPETITION SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, 24th OCTOMBER

8:00-20:00 (8AM-8PM) – ÎNREGISTRARE PARTICIPANȚI / PARTICIPANT ENROLLING–

Sala Faust Hall:

15:00-15:15 (3PM-3:30PM)– PROMO – Eerbacee; ProHealingWorld; Vacuslim; OTAgenda; KinoMas

15:30-16:00(3:30PM-4PM)– DEMO x5 –Laurențiu S; A. Mircu; R. Tudorache; J. Tengbjerg; L. Kummoo

 

16:00-16:15(4PM-4:15PM)– BREAK / PAUZĂ

16:15-16:30(4:15PM-4:30PM)– PROMO – Orient; EMA + Orhideja; Doterra

16:30-17:00(4:30PM-5PM)– DEMO x5 – K. Shehada;  J. Wilkinson;  L. Kahuna;  K. Harris;  C. Blei

 

17:00-17:15(5PM-5:15PM) – BREAK / PAUZĂ

17:15-17:30(5:15PM-5:30PM) – PROMO – Siangpure; Sinonatur; Nirvana

17:30-18:00(5:30PM-6PM) – DEMO x5 – D. Jelen; D. Ardelean; M. Moreno; S. Sritrairasri;W. Lakkham

 

18:00-18:30(6PM-6:30PM) – BREAK / PAUZĂ

19:00-20:00(7PM-8PM) –OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY / CEREMONIE DE DESCHIDERE – Faust Hall

SATURDAY, 25th OCTOMBER

8:00-9:30 (8AM-9:30AM) – ÎNREGISTRARE PARTICIPANȚI / PARTICIPANT ENROLLING

CNDM COMPETITION

10:00-20:00 (10AM-8PM) – COFFEE

10:00-10:30 (10AM-10:30AM) – ROUND I

  • Wellness – Faust I
  • Swedish – Faust II
  • Freestyle Western – Turandot (față/front)
  • Chair – Turandot (spate/back)

11:30:-12:00 (11:30AM-12:00AM) – ROUND II

  • Wellness – Faust I
  • Swedish – Faust II
  • Freestyle Western – Turandot (față/front)
  • Chair – Turandot (spate/back)

 

 

WMSC COMPETITION

15:00-15:30 (3PM-3:30PM) – ROUND I

  • Wellness – Faust I
  • Swedish – Faust II
  • Freestyle Western – Turandot (față/front)
  • Chair – Turandot (spate/back)

16:15-16:45 (4:15PM-4:45PM)  – ROUND II

  • Wellness – Faust I
  • Swedish – Faust II
  • Freestyle Western – Turandot (față/front)

 

17:30-18:00 (5:30PM-6:00PM)  – ROUND II or III

  • Wellness – Faust I
  • Swedish – Faust II
  • Freestyle Western – Turandot (față/front)
  • Chair – Turandot (spate/back)

SUNDAY, 26th OCTOMBER

CNDM COMPETITION

10:00 – ROUND I

  • Facial – Turandot (față/front) 10:00-10:30
  • Asian – Turandot (spate/back) 10:00-10:30
  • Beginner – Faust I 10:00-10:30
  • Therapeutical – Faust II – 45 minutes 10:00-10:45

11:30 – ROUND II

  • Facial – Turandot (față/front) 11:30-12:00
  • Asian – Turandot (spate/back) 11:30-12:00
  • Beginner – Faust I 11:30-12:00
  • Therapeutical – Faust II – 45 minutes 11:30-12:15

WMSC COMPETITION

14:00-14:30 (2PM-2:30PM)– ROUND I

  • Facial – Turandot (față/front)
  • Asian – Turandot (spate/back)

15:00-15:30 (3PM-3:30PM)– ROUND II

  • Facial – Turandot (față/front)
  • Asian – Turandot (spate/back)

 

LOCATION “TURNIȘOR” EVENTS HALL / LOCAȚIE: SALA EVENIMENTE TURNIȘOR, LIVEZII 55

*17:30-18:00 (5:30PM-6PM)– CNDM FINALS / FINALE CNDM

18:30-19:00 (6:30PM-7PM)– WMSC FINALS / FINALE WMSC

19:00-19:30 (7PM-7:30PM)– PROMO 2025 International Events / Evenimente Internaționale 2025

19:30-20:00 (7:30PM-8PM)– ARTISTIC SHOW / MOMENT ARTISTIC

20:00-21:00 (8PM-9PM)– CNDM – WMSC PRIZE CEREMONY / CEREMONIA DE PREMIERE

22:30 – 06:30 (10:30PM-6:30AM)🥂 🕺🏾💃🏾😊– PARTY – TURNIȘOR HALL / SALA TURNIȘOR

Categories of the Competition

1. WELLNESS

(on the massage table)

Specific Techniques:

  • SPA Therapies
    • No Accessories: Lomi-Lomi, Candle Massage
    • With Accessories: Hot Stone Massage, Jade Stone Massage , Herbal Ball Therapy, Bamboo Sticks and Madero-therapy (only for prophylactic, physiological purposes).
    • Bamboo Sticks and Madero-therapy are included in rituals combined with other accessories, having a 20-30% share from the total time.
    • Bamboo Sticks and Madero-therapy cannot be applied 100% as a ritual in this category.
 
 

2. FREESTYLE ASIAN – EASTERN

(on the massage table or massage mat)
 

Specific Techniques:

  • Thai Massage
  • Shiatsu Therapy
  • Tui Na Therapy
  • Yumeiho Therapy (without the use of chiropractice)
  • Reflexology (Reflexotherapy, Auriculotherapy, Acupressure)
  • Tok Sen Therapy
  • Indian Massage
  • Tibetan Massage
  • Ayurvedic Massage
  • Polinesian Massage
  • Bamboo Sticks and Maderotherapy with therapeutic purpose
  • Cupping Massage with therapeutic purpose
 
 

3. CHAIR MASSAGE

Specific Techniques: all  techniques applied without using cream and oil (free style).

Mode of Application:  working on a special massage chair, work casually dressed.

Accessories can be used (bamboo sticks; maderotherapy; jade stones; etc.). Asian and Western inspired techniques can be combined. Passive stretching can be performed (with the help of the therapist).

 

4. SWEDISH MASSAGE

(on the massage table)

Specific Techniques:

  • Effleurage
  • Friction
  • Petrissage
  • Tapotement
  • Vibration
  • Techniques performed with the bridge of the palm and the forearm with light and moderate intensity
  • Pulling in motion of the lower and upper limbs (15 sec. per limb)
  • Light pulls and stretches (20 sec. per segment)

 

5. FREESTYLE WESTERN

(on the massage table)

Specific Techniques: It is a combination of Swedish, Deep Tissue, specific techniques from Sport Massage, Passive Stretching.

  • The participant can perform the Passive Stretching techniques in such a way that one foot always remains on the ground. Performing the techniques with both feet on the massage table will deduct points.
  • Participants specializing in Sport Massage can participate in this category

 

6. FACIAL MASSAGE

(mandatory makeup removal)
  1. Classic Facial Massage
  • with cream / oil / serums / masks

Relaxing, anti-aging effect

! No cosmetic equipment is used. Accessories can be used: bamboo sticks, suction cups, Gua-Sha, facial Maderotherapy, facial rollers, jade mask, etc.

  1. Manual Lymphatic Drainage / with Accesories
  • with or without cream / oil
  • with honey
  • gentle / non- invasive maneuvers.

Accessories can be used: Bamboo Sticks, Cupping, Gua-Sha, Facial Maderotherapy, Facial Rollers, Jade Mask, etc.

  1. Acupressure / Massage on the Inside of the Mouth (mandatory gloves)
  • with or without oil / cream / serums
  • massage inside the mouth – mandatory natural edible products – coconut oil, honey, etc.
  • acupressure on the neck, face, scalp

  1. Ayurvedic / Indian Massage – Marma Points
  • to be made with heated (plant based) oil
  • energetic movements
  • the Kansa wand can be used
  • you can apply a mask with clay or other specific natural ingredients

 

7. THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE

(on the massage table, chair, mat or combined)

Specific Techniques: 

Specific techniques: Any personalized technique or therapy is used, depending on the health problems detected following the patient’s anamnesis (The patient is a model with a certain pathological condition, made available by the competition organizer). Chiropractic is prohibited.

 

8. BEGINNERS

Freestyle combined techniques are accepted in this category.

Graduates of a masseur/masseur technician course who have an accredited certificate have access to this category.

The winner of this category will not enter the finals.

The participant who wants to enroll in this category must prove that he is a beginner, attesting with the first diploma in which he followed a training program, where the date of release should be recorded. From the date of issuance of the diploma to the date when the competition takes place, 1 calendar YEAR (12 months) must NOT be exceeded in order to fall into this category.

 

  1. Tehnical Impression

Definition – Represents the way in which the competitor performs the tehnique in the context of the category in which he competes, as follows:

  • The diversity of the techniques applied within the category is scored
  • The way in which the competitor respects the purpose of the category in which he competes is scored
  • The effect of the applied techniques, found in the superficial tissues in relation to the degree of pain resistance of the beneficiary, is scored.
  1. Ergonomics

Definition – Represents a series of features that the therapist uses during the application of techniques, which aim to convey a state of relaxation and comfort offered to the beneficiary through body language, as follows:

  • The therapist’s posture correlated with the dynamics of the applied techniques
  • The vitality of the therapist, expressed through gestures and facial expressions during the application of the techniques

Ergonomic features

  • The attitude of the therapist, ensuring the personality of the applied techniques
  • The expressiveness of the face, suggesting the safety and ease of application of the techniques
  1. Flow

Definition – Represents the rhythm and fluency of the techniques harmoniously applied by the therapist, ensuring the relaxation of the beneficiary by:

  • Slow rhythm with ample movements with low intensity
  • Slow rhythm with ample movements with moderate intensity
  • Alert rythm with low intensity
  • Harmonizing the alternation between slow and alert rhythms
  • Movement of the therapist from one region to another through a harmonious play of the feet without losing contact with the beneficiary, and keeping the pace
  • Keeping up the pace when using accessories
  • Keeping up the pace when moving from one technique to another in the same category
  • Maintaining an adequate rhythm during the application of stretching techniques in relation to the degree of mobility of the beneficiary’s joints.
  1. Communication with the beneficiary

Definition – Represents the way in which the competitor performs the anamnesis of the beneficiary, going through the following steps:

  • Contraindications to massage
  • Indications on how to arrange the massage session in relation to the wishes of the beneficiary
  • Establishing the degree of resistance of the beneficiary to the intensity of the maneuvers performed by the competitor
  • Knowledge of the history of the beneficiary’s reaction to the massage
  • The way in which the competitor protects the intimate areas of the beneficiary
  • The way of taking care of the beneficiary when being lifted from the massage bed, regarding the protection of intimate areas
  • The way the therapist has a discussion about massage feedback.
  1. Environmental Decor

Represents the way in which the competitor creates the environmental setting where the massage session takes place,by creating a relaxing atmosphere. It is done as follows:

  • Adjustement of the height of the massage bed
  • Decoration of the massage bed by using specific equipment
  • The way the competitor decorates the table or chair where accessories are positioned (if applicable)
  • The way the competitor uses chromotherapy and aromatherapy
  • The competitor’s way of having a proper outfit (the lightness of the work equipment, cleaned, ironed, nice smelling and personal hygiene).

DEDUCTING

  1. Improper movement of the competitor around the bed which creates rhythm breaks and the discomfort of the beneficiary;
  2. Dropping equipment, accessories on the table or chair;
  3. Lack of organization of the competitor in terms of correctly applying the tools, accessories;
  4. Oil spills on the floor, the table or the bed and beneficiary’s protective equipment;
  5. Breaking contact of the competitor with the beneficiary during the change of technique, rhythm, during the applying of oil or during an intermediate phase of the massage;
  6. Dropping the towel, the sheet from the beneficiary during the maneuvers
  7. Applying a larger amount of oil on the massaged region, if this does not correspond to the purpose of the techniques within the given category of competition;
  8. A facial expression that expresses uncontrolled emotions;
  9. Abundant perspiration;
  10. Failure to protect the privacy of the beneficiary;
  11. Failure to comply with the schedule regarding the start of the rounds;
  12. If therapist is in poor personal hygiene;