Watsu 2 revisits and adds to the positions that the students have learned, how to transition

into and out of in Watsu 1. Each position introduces more detailed bodywork, point work,

stretches and moves, and ways to explore and adapt as needed. This expended form has

proven to provide an ideal base for Watsu sessions. Students who wish to proceed to a

course requiring Watsu 2 as a prerequisite should first demonstrate their mastery of the

Watsu 2 form and its principles. This mastery usually requires additional practice and/or

courses after 50 hours class has ended. Whether a student chooses to demonstrate this

mastery or not, 50 hours of completed coursework will still be added to their transcript, and

those who wish to take this course for personal growth continue to be welcomed.

Demonstrated mastery can be recorded by an instructor or assistant who has received work

from the student.