
This lecture describes the main techniques of massage and their proper application, and also the preparatory steps to warm up the muscles of our recipients to receive the massage.
The easiest and most comprehensive area we can learn to move our hands on is the back, due to its amplitude.
In this lecture we will work the different movements of the nature massage technique.
In this lecture we will continue working the back, and we will learn several techniques, such as digital kneading and drainings.
In this lecture we will learn several specific techniques, such as thumb friction or knuckled frictions.
This lecture continues from the previous one, and it shows more techniques, such as interspinous palmar frictions, and ulnar slapping.
In this lesson we will learn how to explore visually our client in order to detect possible pathologies, and once discarded this condition, work the legs from toes to buttocks, in prone position.
This lecture continues from the previous one, and completes the legs massage in prone position.
This lecture will teach us how to explore our client to discard bad conditions for the massage, and how to perform the legs massage in supine position.
In this lecture we will learn the feet massage, one of the most appreciated techniques for its relieving properties.
In this lecture we will learn how to massage the upper extremities to relieve common discomforts.
In this lecture we will learn the chest massage, which benefits the circulatory system and is recommended to treat respiratory problems.
This lecture will show how the massage on the abdomen can be performed without proucing gas or discomfort.
Massaging before a competition is essential to stimulate the athlete. In this lesson we will learn how to convey a positive attitude to the athlete while reducing the chance of injury.
Featuring Toni Bové, physiotherapist of Football Club Barcelona, this lecture will introduce us to functional bandage, a technique used since the first Olympic Games in Athens. It helps restrict movements that cause pain while permitting others.
Discover massage for runners and how it boosts cardiovascular resilience, controls blood pressure and sugar, improves mood, and strengthens bones, while running remains affordable and accessible.
Set up a comfortable, adjustable stretcher with semi-reclined positioning and a head cushion, adjust pressure to the patient’s sensitivities while watching gestures to keep the massage not painful and pleasant.
Learn how a 48-hour pre-race massage reduces muscle tone, prevents hypotonia from overtraining, and boosts blood flow for up to 50 minutes, aiding elasticity and injury prevention.
The 48-hour pre-race massage uses a face-down technique with oil application, warming strokes, and movements that promote blood flow, elimination of lactic acid, and muscle relaxation.
Perform a pre-race massage with oil, warming the quadriceps, tibia, knee, and ankles using deep supine technique and alternating strokes, then drain and mobilize the leg to prepare the runner.
Perform a shallow, high-speed pre-race massage to stimulate tissues, circulation, lymphatic flow, generate heat, and reduce injury; apply rosemary oil and rub along the legs to warm and activate muscles.
Learn in-race relief for cramps and overworked muscles with palm-press relief, gradual pressure release, one-minute drainage, anti-inflammatory cream like rosemary or arnica, and gentle stretches to resume the race.
This lecture teaches massage for contracted legs during competition, using Palmer digital manoeuvre on the pain center, slow deep work, circular strokes, drainage, anti-inflammatory cream, and gradual reactivation with stretches.
Identify contraindications before the runes massage by interviewing the patient, and cancel or refer when circulatory problems, fever, open wounds, pregnancy, recent injuries, or recent leg surgery are present.
This professional massage course brings you the opportunity to learn the chiromassage techniques, also known as sports massage or therapeutical massage, from the very basics.
It also includes an introduction to functional bandaging, a lecture by Toni Bové, physiotherapist of Football Club Barcelona.
In summary, a very complete course suitable either to newcomers to the massage, or those already initiated who want to expand their knowledge or are interested in sports massage.