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Massage for Low Back Pain (English & Japanese)

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Massage for Low Back Pain (English & Japanese)

Massage for Low Back Pain (English & Japanese)
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English/Japanese, AAC, 2 Ch | 3h 27m | 4.25 GB
Instructor: Marty Morales

Assessments and techniques that remove the guesswork from treating low back pain

What you'll learn

  • Palpate and discern the difference in tissue tension to create unique sessions based on your clients needs
  • Use range of motion techniques to be able to de-rotate rotated vertebra
  • Use assessment techniques to determine rotated vertebra in the low back and restrictions in the SI joint and pubic symphysis to get a better understanding of the potential causes of low back pain
  • Be able to work the pelvis and low back using deep tissue techniques in a safe and effective manner to help relieve low back pain

Requirements

Massage Therapy certification and 1-3 years experience

Description

The secret to unlocking low back pain is knowing where to start

Low back pain can be a complex issue to work on because the cause of the pain isn't always obvious. The culprit could be low back vertebrae or musculature, tight glutes, a sticky SI joint, a tight psoas, or a number of other potential issues that we can address. Getting a better idea of the source will make your work much more efficient and effective. Nothing’s worse than spending a whole session chasing potential solutions and getting nowhere. So how do you eliminate the guesswork?

You must learn how to properly palpate the tissue and assess the structures

No matter how good you are or how hard you work, without the right skills, these challenging issues will continue to evade you. Humans are unique and varied. What works for one client may not necessarily work for another. You need to have the tools to be able to adapt to what's happening in the client standing right in front of you. What I’ve found is that understanding how to assess the low back/pelvis and how to palpate the tissue for tension give you the information necessary to create a unique session based on each individual client’s needs.

These techniques have been a keystone to the success of my private practice.

It really gets me when I see a skillful practitioner fail to get their clients out of pain when all they needed were some specific techniques and spinal mechanics knowledge. This is exactly why I put together this online course, just for you, to help you help your clients.

What's Inside:

No other online course shares the spinal mechanics knowledge and specific instruction on how to assess and work with the pelvis and low back shown in this course. The material is shown in an easily applicable way that will assist you in resolving your clients low back pain FAST!

At the end of this course, you will be exposed to the skills necessary to:

1. Palpate and discern the difference in tissue tension to create unique sessions based on your clients needs

2. Use range of motion techniques to be able to de-rotate rotated vertebra

3. Use assessment techniques to determine rotated vertebra in the low back and restrictions in the SI joint and pubic symphysis to get a better understanding of the potential causes of low back pain

4. Be able to work the anterior lumbar spine to help with rotated vertebra

5. Be able to work the pelvis and low back using deep tissue techniques in a safe and effective manner to help relieve low back pain

This course is filmed in Japan and has both English and Japanese Instruction for working with the low back and pelvis. Relieving Low Back Pain introduces the manual therapist (Massage Therapist, Physical Therapist, Osteopath, Chiropractor, Athletic Trainer, etc.) to advanced techniques to work the low back and pelvis in order to help clients get out of low back pain using soft tissue manual therapy.

Who this course is for:

Intermediate to Advanced massage therapists


Massage for Low Back Pain (English & Japanese)