Love this. I’m in massage school and I’m always looking for more stretch techniques to incorporate in with my massages. This is perfect. I get ball players and many runners also weight lifters so I can truly help more with stretching
This is a very knowledged massage. She really knows how to treat specific points of legs muscles. I feel relaxed just watching this video. I'd love receiving this treatment from her. New subscriber catched.
Never gotten a massage because it creeps me out to think of a stranger touching my body. HOWEVER, listening to the explanation and benefits of this runners massage makes me want to get one.
Psoas major arises from T-12 to L-5, on the transverse processes, intervertebral discs, and vertebrae, and attaches to the lesser trochanter of the femur (medially).
Loved the running video!!! Would love to see techniques for working on swimmers and avid lifters / crossfit clients too....sharing your videos with my classmates....thank you so very much!!!!
Hi Nicole -I do have one for the upperbody for crossfit! I'm working on the lower body one as well. Swimming is on y to do list. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TsXqQLE0j4E.html
Im a massage therapist also. I wanted to let you know your techniques are fantastic. I love the work you did with his calf and how you held his achilles tendon when you rotated his foot. I had a client that was a runner yesterday preparing for a 50k. I'm going to look through your channel, but I'm looking for videos for knee work. Question, his rt knee was having the issue but his left glute minimus was having pain rather than his right. Do you think this is from compensation possibly? He is a trail runner.
Would LOVE to see a foot massage video. You're AMAZING skill would be awesome to see on the feet, mine ache so bad. Thanks and keep up all the hard work😊
Zions edge massage Thank you very much Ty, totally agree, thicker cream for the feet. Would Premax Essential massage cream be ok to use? Thank in advance :)
Kevin Brown Hey there! I already did one for crossfit upper body if you want to check it out here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TsXqQLE0j4E.html
I'm just wondering how you know it's not enough pressure? There's a huge misconception that massages have to be extremely painful to be effective. But if it's too deep the client, and the fascia, cannot relax. As a seasoned massage therapist, I've learned that find balance. I go deep when I need to. Also I do mention that this is the type of massage you would get post competition (Hence the name recovery) I would give a different massage to help with injuries and pain.
