Session Sit In: Swollen knees? Try this Integrated Manual Therapy with the Marc Pro
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2017
- Welcome back to the Recovery Lab for another installment of Session Sit in! This episode we take another step in dealing with athletes with swollen knees! In this video, you will see how I combine Manual Therapy like Lymphatic Drainage massage with the Marc Pro device. Also, I show you how to use COLD IASTM instruments for pain relief and milk massage, then a really cool ROCKTAPE application for global swelling of the knee!
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Love the videos, you guys dont get enough love but the content is great, keep it up
Double that
Very cool treatment technique, definitely will give it a try on a few of my athletes. One thing that came to my attention is that wouldn't the lotion ruined the pads from Marc pro during the milking technique?
Great videos man , like them a lot , but mostly i like the logic sense approaching the musculoskeletal issues...by the way it will be great to see a tour of the AMP and what type of oil, gels and other equipment that you use.. Keep it up man !!
Is this helpful for ligament broken problem
What injury she had?
Great videos man! Is there a specific reason you use gloves?
Personal Preference. I dont have a sink in my treatment room, so is minly for cleanliness. My hands are pretty callous, so it is also more comfortable for my clients, and they give me a better grip on the instruments and for deeper fascial work
I am about 6 weeks post knee debridement op. I am still having issues with my quad not firing and knee buckling. Would the techniques you just showed be a valuable augment to my normal treatment?
Brother how’s your knee ? Just hada surgery still having same issues quad not firing and knee buckling. Any tips for recovery .
Can i ask where did you get your education/ training ..? And what was the name of the courses.... I always wanted to learn how to do those techniques
Rafael Rocha He’s an ATC, a Certified Athlete Trainer. It’s a 4 year course to get a BS. You can then get a Master’s or you can sit for the National Exam to get certified. It’s a lot of work. If you get a job working for a college or a sports team be prepared to work a lot of hours. On average between ten and twelve hours. It takes time, but if you want your own business it will take a lot of energy, effort, and focus to market yourself and get athlete clients.
How did she injure her knee ?
Adrianobrazil saopaulo she hyperextended her knee getting off of a bench. Don’t ask me how! 😂
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On her phone during therapy--must be a Kardashian!