Anatomy of the Suboccipitals

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The Suboccipital Muscles. So little. But so powerful. Take a closer look at where they are and ponder their power. They are, after all, little *@#ers. CLICK SHOW MORE
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Комментарии : 47

@EH-rl3jj Год назад

Omg! Alison you were my teacher many moons ago! ❤ and now I'm teaching massage therapy. Thank you! 💆‍♀️

@lmtnicholas8568 4 года назад

You are immensely talented..keep up the work.

@mjhohman1485 4 года назад

Thanks for putting the FUN in Functional. You are a great teacher and you always make me laugh!

@andreiasantos8552 2 года назад

So, you are not just a great massage therapist but also an excellent speaker and an amazing painter! I just wish I had half your talents. Amazing!!

@julissagu 4 года назад

Your so dope! Awesome way to learn! For us visual learners

@alexandrahance6300 3 года назад

Yes! This is amazing I'm so glad I found these videos

@bethanywaller7203 4 года назад

Your videos help me understand the body so much better! You rock! Thank you ❣️❣️

@Evan-e77 4 года назад

I am a student of physiotherapy and I learn a lot from the videos. Gracias desde 🇵🇪🇵🇪

@michelleatmassagestudentpr6298 4 года назад

Alison, I love what you have done with your video editing. :) This looks amazing!

@jessicajaynenc1202 Год назад

This is definitely my new favorite channel! I love your artwork but also how you describe things . This is way more my style versus the more clinical , monotone (aka boring ) informational videos that I frequent while in MT school . So grateful I found you !

@Petunia3001 15 дней назад

Would you ever consider doing a video that covers specific massage for occipital neuralgia? Even if for your patreon members? That would include me 😊 Love your work, thx!

@massagewithmike 4 года назад

Great video! Really enjoyed the humour 😊

@oambitiousone7100 3 года назад

Little f*er muscles throw a hissy fit over cell phones, dishes, computers, laundry...and doing massage! My neck is the first thing to go after a few clients in a row, even as I attempt to "see" with my hands AMAP.

@CatMatlock 3 месяца назад

You do such a great job! Thank you

@lizichell2 Год назад

Excellent video quality with much in depth information

@marciehw 2 года назад

thats so cool to paint that....

@jcataclisma 4 года назад

Such a gorgeous work!

@MarileeNumbers 4 года назад

Stunning! Absolutely gorgeous. 😍 And funny! 😄 And fascinating! Fantastic video. 😊 Thank you so much for making it!

@Symbolicliving 4 года назад

I have such neck and back problems since smashing my back into a doorknob 20 years ago! I love these videos. Great work!

@VictorRodriguez-rj1rv 4 года назад

That’s awesome!

@brittanyfehlings6838 3 года назад

Laughed so hard out loud at muscle #1 name :)

@samantha-kemp-therapy 4 года назад

These are all wonderful

@mohamedzag9714 4 года назад

Always wonderful and special, thank you very much. I follow your channel and benefit from your videos Glad that I am the owner of the first comment

@reneehaynes1658 6 месяцев назад

This is great. I love your content 🤣

@ayashageorge9102 4 года назад

Great video 💓

@rainahwallace1487 3 года назад

I looove this!!

@jennifernunes3986 4 года назад

Love it!

@rachgrigg2447 4 года назад

This is AMAZING AWESOME

@ThisClayman 3 года назад

i love this anathomy classes, and i love you, thank you very much, learning a lot

@angelicaledesma2405 Год назад

Haha those little effers are always causing me pain! 😩

@leenomedal-lafon5994 4 года назад

You are amazing... I would like to have 1-10th of your knowledge...

@lailasandoval9338 4 года назад

allison- marvelous

@sweetcanary3006 2 года назад

So that yellow artery is outside of the suboccipital triangle ?

@rehannaloncar 5 месяцев назад

@RebelMassage You mentioned if to intense work is dun here, damage can be dun..Can you talk into that more, I think its equally important to know the negative side of therapy.

@lololololololo 4 года назад

Nerves are everything. Ya baby.

@tatianaorbu8294 3 года назад

ОЧЕНЬ КРАСИВО!!!!!!!ЖДЕМ СУБТИТРЫ НА РУССКОМ!ЗАРАНЕЕ БЛАГОДАРИМ!!!!

@craigknox6454 4 года назад

Hey question! When working on a part of the body that's just Rock solid what's the best approach? Like someone with plantar fasciitis in the lower leg peroneal muscles?

@marycatherinegallagher238 4 года назад

Do you mean like warming up the body part or positioning the body part for better access???

@michelleatmassagestudentpr6298 4 года назад

It depends - heat (thermafore) is a really great way to warm up stubbornly hard tissue. Alternatively, muscle shaking and contract-relax techniques are extremely effectively!