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THE FIVE BASIC TECHNIQUES OF SWEDISH MASSAGE
Manny P. Daleon presents
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose:
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose:
Start and end the massage and during transition of massage technique
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose: Start and end the massage and during
transition of massage techniqueAccustomed the patient with the touch of the therapist
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose: Start and end the massage and during
transition of massage technique Accustomed the patient with the touch of
the therapist
Determine sensitive areas of spasm and muscle soreness
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose: Start and end the massage and during transition of
massage technique Accustomed the patient with the touch of the therapist Determine sensitive areas of spasm and muscle
soreness
Apply and distribute the lubricant
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EFFLEURAGE(STROKING)
-light, firm and gentle glide of the entire surface of the hand
Purpose: Start and end the massage and during transition of
massage technique Accustomed the patient with the touch of the therapist Determine sensitive areas of spasm and muscle
soreness Apply and distribute the lubricant
Remove dead skin cells and scars
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VARIATIONS:
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VARIATIONS:
1. Superficial stroking
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VARIATIONS:
1. Superficial strokingVery light, gliding of the hand applied in any direction to distribute the lubricant
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VARIATIONS:
1. Superficial stroking Very light, gliding of the hand applied in
any direction to distribute the lubricant
Most common technique
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VARIATIONS:
1. Superficial stroking Very light, gliding of the hand applied in
any direction to distribute the lubricant Most common technique
2. Shingles
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VARIATIONS:1. Superficial stroking
Very light, gliding of the hand applied in any direction to distribute the lubricant
Most common technique
2. Shingles Hand over hand stroke or one hand
follow the other; although contact with the patient is lost as each hand is lifted, the other hand follows to give the patient a feeling of contact with the touch of the therapist.
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VARIATIONS:
3. KnucklingWith a clinched fist, it is alternate and rhythmic dorsiflexion and plantarflexion of the applied on broad areas
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VARIATIONS:
3. Knuckling With a clinched fist, it is alternate and rhythmic dorsiflexion
and plantarflexion of the applied on broad areas
4. Fulling Usually applied at the back with a
sacroiliac joint pain; it is lifting and pushing of hands in opposite direction; no pressure should be placed over spinous process as you passed
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NOTES:
Hands are relax to hold the part to be treated
Applied in any direction but usually centripetal to aid lymphatic and venous circulation
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
-repeated lifting, grasping and releasing of tissues with one or both hands with the use of thumb or a finger
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
-repeated lifting, grasping and releasing of tissues with one or both hands with the use of thumb or a finger
Purpose:
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
-repeated lifting, grasping and releasing of tissues with one or both hands with the use of thumb or a finger
Purpose:Stretch contracted and to loosen adherent tissues
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
-repeated lifting, grasping and releasing of tissues with one or both hands with the use of thumb or a finger
Purpose: Stretch contracted and to loosen
adherent tissuesAssist venous and lymphatic flow
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2. PETRISSAGE(COMPRESSION)
-repeated lifting, grasping and releasing of tissues with one or both hands with the use of thumb or a finger
Purpose: Stretch contracted and to loosen adherent
tissues Assist venous and lymphatic flow
Milks the muscles of waste products of metabolism
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VARIATIONS:
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VARIATIONS:
Kneading—grasping and compressing of muscle , grasp and applying pressure on it
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VARIATIONS:
Kneading—grasping and compressing of muscle , grasp and applying pressure on it
Pinching—alternate picking up of small portion of the skin of thumb and first finger
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VARIATIONS:
Kneading—grasping and compressing of muscle , grasp and applying pressure on it
Pinching—alternate picking up of small portion of the skin of thumb and first finger
Spider walk
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VARIATIONS:
Kneading—grasping and compressing of muscle , grasp and applying pressure on it
Pinching—alternate picking up of small portion of the skin of thumb and first finger
Spider walk
Jostling
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VARIATIONS:
Kneading—grasping and compressing of muscle , grasp and applying pressure on it
Pinching—alternate picking up of small portion of the skin of thumb and first finger
Spider walk Jostling
Skin rolling
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3. FRICTION
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3. FRICTION
FRICTION—applying circular or traverse motion of finger , thumb or heel of the palm to small areas of tissues
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3. FRICTION
FRICTION—applying circular or traverse motion of finger , thumb or heel of the palm to small areas of tissues
Purpose:
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3. FRICTION
FRICTION—applying circular or traverse motion of finger , thumb or heel of the palm to small areas of tissues
Purpose:
Break up nodules and adhesion
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3. FRICTION
FRICTION—applying circular or traverse motion of finger , thumb or heel of the palm to small areas of tissues
Purpose: Break up nodules and adhesionAssist in circulation
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3. FRICTION
FRICTION—applying circular or traverse motion of finger , thumb or heel of the palm to small areas of tissues
Purpose: Break up nodules and adhesion Assist in circulationMilks the muscle with waste products of metabolism
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Variations:
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
Storm technique—applied thru longitudinal fiber of the muscle.
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
Storm technique—applied thru longitudinal fiber of the muscle.
Notes:
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
Storm technique—applied thru longitudinal fiber of the muscle.
Notes: Used in prominent joints
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
Storm technique—applied thru longitudinal fiber of the muscle.
Notes: Used in prominent joints
Produced heat
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Variations:
Cross-fiber—applied through longitudinal orientation
Storm technique—applied thru longitudinal fiber of the muscle.
Notes: Used in prominent joints Produced heat
May produce bruising
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
--may produce a series of brisk blows, rapid and alternate fashion on soft tissue of the patient.
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
--may produce a series of brisk blows, rapid and alternate fashion on soft tissue of the patient.
Purpose:
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
--may produce a series of brisk blows, rapid and alternate fashion on soft tissue of the patient.
Purpose:
Stimulate beeper tissues like muscles and nerves
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
--may produce a series of brisk blows, rapid and alternate fashion on soft tissue of the patient.
Purpose:
Stimulate beeper tissues like muscles and nerves
Muscular contractions
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4. TAPOTEMENT(PERCUSSION)
--may produce a series of brisk blows, rapid and alternate fashion on soft tissue of the patient.
Purpose:
Stimulate beeper tissues like muscles and nerves
Muscular contractions
Loosen secretions
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VARIATIONS
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VARIATIONS
Hacking
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VARIATIONS
HackingChopping
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VARIATIONS
Hacking ChoppingBeating
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VARIATIONS
Hacking Chopping BeatingPounding
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VARIATIONS
Hacking Chopping Beating Pounding
Cupping
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VARIATIONS
Hacking Chopping Beating Pounding Cupping
Clapping
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VARIATIONS
Hacking Chopping Beating Pounding Cupping ClappingSlapping
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VARIATIONS
Hacking Chopping Beating Pounding Cupping Clapping SlappingTapping
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VIBRATION(SHAKING)
-fine rhythmical, tremulous movement using the hand or forearm causing part to vibrate
Purpose:
Soothing effect Awaken the patients body system Peripheral neuritis
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