Hi Estell, welcome to our community and the Complete Thai Massage certification program! 

You are about 80 percent there with the forum. There are a couple of things which I will correct for you:

1. The topic title needs to include your name, because otherwise nobody, including yourself, can find your topic.

2. Each post needs to have the module number listed at the top so that it is obvious what you are writing about.

Please take a moment to read through our certification check list which will help you to get organized and to it correctly:

Certification Check List

I am looking forward to following your progress! 

Normally clients notice the difference between a technique done with good ergonomics and bad ergonomics. But even if you can't get them to notice the difference, you can't fool your own body! 

Good ergonomics in Thai Massage make all the difference between a short and painful career, and a long, healthy, pleasant one.

You can certainly modify techniques for the table. You might try using a pillow under the client's leg instead of using your own leg which is obviously not really feasible on a table. Since you are comfortable working on the floor, it would be a good idea to include some Thai Massage floor space into your long term planning. It is easier to do Thai Massage on a floor mat since you have better ergonomics without having to maneuver around the table.

But in the absence of the floor space, you can adapt many techniques to the table with a little creativity. And there is nothing wrong with skipping some if they just don't work well on a table. There are so many techniques in Thai Massage that you don't need to worry about skipping a couple.