Learn how to properly palpate and work on the adductor muscles through this massage tutorial. Perfect for massage therapists or anyone looking to improve their technique with clients presenting with low back pain, hip pain, knee pain, or even foot pain!
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“The massage therapy techniques shown on our channel are meant to be applied by a certified and/or licensed massage therapist or anyone who is trained to practice manual therapy techniques in their locality according to their local laws, regulations, health codes, etc. Bodyworks DW Inc. and David Weintraub LMT are not responsible for the results of anyone who tries these techniques with or without adequate training.”
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:32 Importance of Working on the Adductors
01:31 Proper Draping Technique
02:28 Identifying the Adductor Muscles
04:05 Working on the Pes Anserine Muscles
06:26 Working on Adductor Magnus
07:22 Monitoring Client’s Reactions
08:15 Working on Vastus Medialis
09:07 Working on Adductor Longus
10:12 Waiting for Tissue to Soften
11:07 Working on Adductor Longus with Elbow
12:50 Working on Adductor Longus with Forearm
13:49 Working on the Adductors on the Other Side
15:38 Working on Adductor Magnus on the Other Side
16:19 Working on Vastus Medialis on the Other Side
17:22 Working on Adductor Longus on the Other Side
19:03 Working on Adductor Longus with Cross-Friction
20:37 Monitoring Client’s Reactions
21:15 Finishing Moves
22:05 Advanced Techniques
23:14 Conclusion
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