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Published by Serious Sports Training Academy
Before you compare
- Separate genuinely comparable routes before scoring them.
- Use primary sources and record when each fact was checked.
- Treat missing information as missing, not as a negative or a zero.
- Ask for one written set of current facts before paying.
First decide whether the routes are comparable
Separate beginner qualifications, prior-qualified conversion courses, private accredited diplomas, combined packages and related body-massage awards. Similar names do not make two routes equivalent.
Compare the same fields for every provider
Record qualification, prerequisites, delivery, attendance, supervised practice, assessment, complete cost, support and evidence source. Mark information as current, historical, conflicting or not publicly confirmed.
Make a decision you can explain
Choose the route that fits your starting point, learning needs, intended work and practical constraints. Save the source links and the provider’s written answers so your decision does not depend on memory or advertising slogans.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Which sports massage course is best?
There is no responsible universal winner. The right route depends on your starting point, intended work, qualification needs, learning format and full commitment.
What should I do when a fact is missing?
Mark it as not publicly confirmed and request it in writing. Do not estimate or fill the gap from another course.
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