Welcome to the RU-vid Channel for Pressure Point Sports Massage Training. I specialise in Sports Massage and deep tissue techniques for the whole body with a particular interest in back massage. I teach VTCT sports massage from Level 3 to Level 5 which includes gait analysis, neuro-spinal assessment, palpation techniques, advanced anatomy, orthopaedic techniques, postural assessment and joint range of movement at my clinic in Arnold, Nottingham (UK).
Pressure Point Training also delivers a range of accredited Sports Massage, acupuncture, rehab, anatomy and holistic courses. All courses are available as face to face delivery at our training centre such as Rocktape, reflexology, pregnancy massage, sports injury treatment, hot stone #massage , taping, #anatomy , manual lymphatic drainage, fire cupping, first aid, rehabilitation and a range of John Gibbons BodyMaster day courses.
Another awesome video, much gratitude to you! I often get people coming in with frozen shoulder, would love to see what you recommend for this 🙏. Much love from the Scottish Highlands.
Really cool claire. I have a question. would you make a video as if you were doing a practical exam. Be cool to see how the practical exam plays out and great for student preparations. Almost like a mock practical video. Its hard to find vids of this stuff online
@@pressurepointtraining4535 level 3 sports massage. It would be so appreciated claire 💚🙌 how to talk trough it also as if it were actually exam example
@@pressurepointtraining4535 (I subscribed. And it’s criminal that this channel doesn’t have ten times more views. You are very patient in your work. And I love the accent too.😉
You're very good. Love to spend time learning from someone like you 🇮🇪 just starting my journey and came across you. Such great explanations in most of your videos ive watched.
@@pressurepointtraining4535 I’m in Sheffield, I’m doing my course at the institute of sport but would love to link up sometime for a day course in the future ❤️ where can I get more info ? Take care
Wondering if anyone can help me, I fell and hurt my knee last month and never got it checked but was a good height I fell. Anyway recently my hamstring is horrendously sore to the point if I'm bending down to pick something up I'm nearly in tears.. Any advice? Thanks
