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Classification Of Massage Movements
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1. Massage technique:Movements in one direction over entire body with hands just above the client's body. Effects energy.
Beating
Wringing
Chucking
Ethereal -Aura
2. Is a bone-againts- bone feeling
touch
Preparing for your session -Centering
Rolling
Hard End Feel
3. First and last contact the practitioner has with the client
Tan Tein
Effleurage Deep
Three type of Manual Vibration
touch
4. Friction technique:Movement of tissue along its axis - encourage relaxation (play dough)
Rolling
Beating
Kneading
Cross fiber (transverse)
5. Mechanical - machine - Manual
Skin Rolling
Two types of Vibration
Tapping
Percussion
6. Is an abrupt restriction to a joint movement due to pain
Empty End Feel
First Rule in massage and bodywork
Pettrissage
Hacking
7. Quick striking movement to stimulate or loosen tissue
Shaking/Jostling
Percussion
End Feel
Empty End Feel
8. Directed away from the heart
Centrifugal
Body Mechanics
Three technique movements
Rules of Massage
9. Friction technique:Directed downward force-rhythmically used movement of fluid and release tension.
Compression
Hard End Feel
Things to think about during touch
Biomechanical Deviations
10. Flat hand
Factors affecting Massage
End Feel
Massage
Slapping
11. More downward force movement is slower. Stretch and broadening tissue
Effleurage Deep
Percussion
Joint Movement - Passive
Massage
12. 1. Intention 2. Emotion - Keep it in check as a therapist.
Fulling
Vibration
Non Physical Factors
Hard End Feel
13. Friction technique:like Indian burn. Back and forth movement with hands close together. Warm and separate tissue.
Classification of touch
Joint Movement - Active - Assisted
Vibration
Wringing
14. Is a cushioned limiataion where soft tissue prevents further movement - such as knee flexion
Centrifugal
Compression
Soft End Feel
Vibration
15. Finger tips
Things to think about during touch
Preparing for your session -Grounding
Empty End Feel
Tapping
16. The systematic application of specific touch techniques - using hands - fingers - or other devices to elicit a desired physical - physiological - or emotional response.
Compression
Biomechanical Deviations
Massage
Chucking
17. Long - light strokes - mostly used at beginning or end of work. Good for warming area - stimulating venous flow and induce relaxation.
Effleurage Superficial
Tapping
Kneading
touch
18. Kneading technique- lift and spread the muscles with thenar eminence(lifting and spreading)
Fulling
Feathering
Wringing
Cupping
19. The observation of body postures in relation to safe and efficient movement in daily living activites.
Joint Movement - Active - Resistive
Body Mechanics
First Rule in massage and bodywork
Feathering
20. Chinese refer to centering as
Slapping
Tan Tein
Empty End Feel
Joint Movement - Active - Resistive
21. Used to reduce adhesions as well as stretch and flush muscle tissue.
Cross fiber (transverse)
Fulling
Two Stances
Kneading
22. Friction technique:used to induce relaxation. Exactly gentle shake for tissue to let go.
Centripetal
First Rule in massage and bodywork
Biomechanical Deviations
Shaking/Jostling
23. 1. Physical - point approximately 2; below your navel is your center 2. Psychological - self-assured and emotionally stable (Focused)
Wringing
Two types of Vibration
Preparing for your session -Centering
Empty End Feel
24. Friction technique: Finger/heel hand
Chucking
Circular
Kneading
Vibration
25. Directed towards the heart
Centripetal
Tan Tein
Circular
Effleurage Superficial
26. Moving two layers against one another to separate tissue and break down adhesions(scar tissue)
Vibration
Body Mechanics
Three technique movements
Friction
27. 1. Archer - Lunge 2. Horse - straddle
Two Stances
Fulling
Shaking/Jostling
massage
28. Friction technique:used to broaden and separate and align tissue.
Ethereal -Aura
Things to think about during touch
Rules of Massage
Cross fiber (transverse)
29. DO NO HARM!!!
Joint Movement - Passive
Things to think about during touch
First Rule in massage and bodywork
Three technique movements
30. A. Hostile or aggressive b. Erotic or Sexual c. Appropriate/Therapeutic 1) Mechanical: with the intent of an outcome 2) Expressive: hug - empathy - console
Classification of touch
Centripetal
Things to think about during touch
Circular
31. Resistive - client apply movement and therapist resist movement PNF Stretch.
Percussion
Kneading
Cross fiber (transverse)
Joint Movement - Active - Resistive
32. Bad posture habits cause
Joint Movement - Active - Assisted
Ethereal -Aura
Rolling
Biomechanical Deviations
33. Side hand
Slapping
Empty End Feel
Joint Movement - Active - Resistive
Hacking
34. A. Cultural Influences - where people come from matter B. Age C. Gender D. Lifestyle (Experience - such as abuse) E. Spiritual F. Massage- making contact without movement G. Classification
touch
Preparing for your session -Centering
Vibration
Things to think about during touch
35. 1. Grinding Corn 2. The wheel 3. Advance and retreat..
Biomechanical Deviations
Three technique movements
Body Mechanics
First Rule in massage and bodywork
36. Oscillating - Orbital - Thumper(finger tips) various depth and pressure
Three type of Manual Vibration
Body Mechanics
Beating
End Feel
37. Massage technique:Movement from the center out with light pressure with fingertips to stimulate or sedate nerves. Can be used opening or closing.
Ethereal -Aura
Tapping
Two types of Vibration
Feathering
38. A. Technique b. Duration(time) c. Speed d. Force(Pressure) e. Direction
Non Physical Factors
Effleurage Superficial
Compression
Factors affecting Massage
39. A) Clean and Sanitary b) Hands thoroughly washed c) Nails short and smooth d) Maintain comfortable temp e) No massage after a full meal (it can be done but avoid abdomen area) f) Never deep stroke away from the heart g) Don't work so hard you fatigue
Biomechanical Deviations
Rules of Massage
Slapping
Empty End Feel
40. Connection to environment and the client - Temperature - sound - smell - lighting - completing the circuit
Preparing for your session -Grounding
touch
Effleurage Deep
First Rule in massage and bodywork
41. Soft Fist
Tan Tein
Beating
Preparing for your session -Centering
Tapping
42. A. Remain loose & relaxed - (joints flexed) b. Stay behind the stroke c. Use gravity (mother nature do the work) d. Keep body square e. Triangle principle (Good foundation)
Body Mechanics
Tan Tein
Massage
Soft End Feel
43. Friction technique: Rapid movement back and forth. Used to relax. Stimulate nerve sensation
Centripetal
Effleurage
Skin Rolling
Vibration
44. 1. Superficial or Deep - Depth 2. Light or Heavy - Pressure 3. Gentle or Vigorous - Speed
massage
Effleurage Superficial
Joint Movement - Active - Resistive
Physical Factors that control Results of Manipulation
45. Friction technique:longitudinal friction - movement of muscle tissue in same direction of muscle fibers. Moving fluid and stretching muscles Man masturbating is chucking
Two types of Vibration
Chucking
Cupping
Joint Movement - Active - Assisted
46. Passive - client lays relaxed are.O.M. (range of motion)
Three technique movements
massage
Joint Movement - Passive
Percussion
47. French for skim or flow
Effleurage
Preparing for your session -Centering
First Rule in massage and bodywork
Compression
48. Assisted - Client moves joint Therapist helps move beyond the apex
Classification of touch
Hacking
Joint Movement - Active - Assisted
Three technique movements
49. Kneading technique - Gentle lift the skin between finger and thumb. Push with finger pull with thumb to loosen fascia and improve movement.
Centripetal
Skin Rolling
Hard End Feel
First Rule in massage and bodywork
50. Latin/Greek;Massa; - Latin;Masso;- Greek Both mean to touch - handle - squeeze - or knead
massage
Joint Movement - Active - Assisted
Compression
touch