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Training Courses Total : (14)

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• Introduction to Sports Massage • Post Degree Diploma in Sport & Remedial Massage • Stretching Course • Soft Tissue Release • Introduction to Neuromuscular Techniques • On Site Seated Chair Massage • BTEC Level 4 or 5 Diploma in Sport and Remedial Massage Therapy • Muscle Energy Techniques PIR • Postural Assessment • Muscle Energy Techniques Reciprocal Inhibition • BTEC Level 4 or 5 Sport and Remedial Massage Diploma - Evening Course • Hypermobility Joint Syndrome • How to Treat Neck Pain • Pregnancy Massage Course

Articles (Total : 8)

Title

• The A-Z of Olympic Sports Massage - Boxing • Massage Therapists Guide to Marathon Runners • What is Sport & Remedial Massage Therapy? • Cycling and Common Injuires • Postural Assessment Skills • Massage for Marathon Runners • Snowboarding and Sports Massage • Sports Massage, Aquatics and the Olympics

Products & Equipment (Total: 2)

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• Super Salve Massage Balm • Supersalve Recovery Rub

Books, CDs & DVDs (Total : 1)

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• Sports Massage

Want to learn how to correct your clients posture through stretching?

Would you like to help them with rehabilitation and mobility?

Active Isolated Stretching techniques of muscle lengthening and fascia release provide effective, dynamic and facilitated stretching of major muscles groups. More importantly, they provide functional and physiological restoration of superficial and deep fascia planes. AIS techniques have proven to be particularly effective for postural realignment.

•    Learn to interpret clients posture patterns and correct the imbalance
•    Identify the specific muscles to be stretched
•    Isolate the muscles to be stretched by using precise localised movement
•    Establish the correct breathing rhythm when stretching
•    Increase flexibility, mobility, in muscles, tendons and ligaments, reducing the risk of strains and sprains
•    Explore techniques for lengthening and releasing tightness in the muscles and fascia surrounding a joint
•    Examine how you can assist in lengthening the target muscle without triggering the stretch reflex

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