What you'll learn
Know the indications, contraindications and precautions
Understand how the fascia works
Learn the mechanisms involved in the creation of fascia restrictions
Learn the benefits of Myofascial Release
Learn how to perform Myofascial Release techniques for the muscles of the back.
Show proper body mechanics to prevent yourself from injuries while practicing Myofascial Release

Requirements
This massage course is for those who want to expertise on myofascial release for the lower back.

Description
  Myofascial release therapy is a massage technique that focuses on relieving pain in your myofascial tissues. These are the thick connective tissues that support your muscles. The fascia is a network of tissue that spreads throughout the entire body. It connects muscles, joints and bones. It also provides support to organs, helping to keep them in place.‌ The goal of myofascial therapy is to stretch and loosen the fascia so that it and other contiguous structures can move more freely, and the patient's motion is restored. There is an enormous piece of evidence supporting the efficacy of myofascial release which is included in the course.  This particular course focuses on the lower back. At first, there is an explanation about indications, contraindications and precautions. Next, the anatomy and physiology of the fascia is cohesively presented. The second part is the demonstration of the videos. It will be demonstrated every single one myofascial release technique that can be applied on the lower back along with tips and clinical gems in narration. Specifically, the student will see the following techniques:EffleurageLengtheningTwistingMuscle spreadingNook and CranniesSandwichRollingSkin rolling  In the end of this second part, there is an extra lecture with more high-end techniques to add to your treatment program. These would not fit to the aforementioned so it was decided to provide them in a separate lecture as a gift for those purchasing the course: diamond release for gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, quadratus lumborum and the iliopsoas! It doesn't matter whether you have had massage training before or have no experience at all. Learn the secrets and proper body positioning for providing the best myofascial release to your clients/patients and take over your competition in this highly competitive industry!