7. Definition:
• Foot massage has been
around for hundreds of
years, and spans many
cultures. It’s frequently been
used to improve health and
relax the body. These days,
most forms of foot massage
borrow elements from a
variety of disciplines, such
9. Benefits
• A sense of balance and
wellbeing
A foot massage can help to
relax the whole body,
helping you to sleep better,
and leaving you with a
rejuvenated energy to bring
to your day.
17. Procedure:
1. Hold the bottom of the foot
with both hands. Begin
rubbing the top of the foot,
slowly working your way down
to the sole of the foot. Apply
more pressure as you get
closer to the sole. Reverse
directions and rub the foot
moving slowly towards the
top, reducing pressure as you
How to Give a Basic Foot
Massage
19. Procedure:
2. Rub the heel of the
foot. Use your thumbs for
this, making small circles
with medium to heavy
pressure. Work your way
around the entire heel.
Repeat this action on the
ball of the foot.
21. Procedure:
3. Use cross-fiber friction
on the heels of the feet.
This means you use your
thumbs to push up and
down on the heel. While
one thumb is pushing
up, the other should be
23. Procedure:
4. Massage around the
ankle bone. Use both
hands to rub in a
circular motion around
the bone on either side,
and gently rub your
fingers over the top of
25. Procedure:
5. Use a fist to massage
the arch of the foot. With
your hand closed in a
fist, use the tops of your
fingers to apply pressure
to the arch. Roll your
hand back and forth to
knead the skin gently.
28. Rubrics:
Criteria 10
Very Good
15
Good
5
Fair
1. Identify and use proper tools,
supplies and equipment in foot
massage.
2. Demonstrate the step by step
techniques in foot massage.
3. Work finished on time and
with quality.
TOTAL
29. RATING SCALE:
• 15 - The student consistently
perform tasks to standards with
no
• supervision.
• 10 - The student can perform the
tasks with limited supervision/
and or does not perform the task
to standard.
• 5 - The student can perform the