'Pushing Chi' Reflexology Closing Sequence - With special thanks to Tony Porter of ART Reflexology

A technique to invigoratingly close a Reflexology treatment - a development from techniqes inspired by Tony Porter of ART Reflexology. You could say this is the 'Finger Free Adaptation', as in Tony's origional way of working he says 'I use my finger tips of both hands separately on each foot to the K1 point (standing with back to receiver). Also I do not apply it all over the plantar areas, with the exception of one, small area which is used traditionally to promote bone regeneration.'
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[@katiabreton3482]

So glad to have those additional tools, thank you for sharing !

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

Glad you like them!

[@mindfulmomentswithColm]

that feel great!

[@samantha-kemp-therapy]

What an excellent addition

[@vsmith0678]

Brilliant! Definitely will practice and incorporate into treatments. Thank you for another lesson😀

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

You are very welcome - glad you are enjoying the video's :-)

[@gailgulliver8970]

Brilliant David once we get back off lock down will try it on my clients...im sure they will love it...thank you for your time and share..x

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

Fantastic!

[@user-vr7yy7gh6e]

So interesting

[@annagrieco6551]

Dziękuję 🌷

[@christinesutton5888]

Thank you. This looks so useful! Just need some clients in person to work on!

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

Any time!

[@petertomlinson1770]

Yes it invigorates. Just for the record, that is nothing like "Foot Tapping Reflexology (FTR) just in case people are wondering.

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

Hi Peter. No its not the same at all as this is purely for an invigorating close to a Reflexology treatment, rather than a treatment in itself.

[@petertomlinson1770]

@@DavidsReflexologyChannel Hi David. Yes I know it's totally different, but I've posted this for the benefit of others seeing it and thinking it might be like FTR.

[@pattybrewer3907]

Very interesting technique. May tryou it on a reflexologist friend before on a client first though... thanks.

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

........ha ha, what a great idea :-)

[@kitwatkins2060]

I am interested to know what approach you would take prior to this closing technique for someone running a marathon or playing any kind of sport? Would the treatment be as aggressive? Or more gentle like a stretch?🇨🇦

[@JubileeCollege]

Hi Kit. For sports preparation I would personally be on the firmer (not necessarily aggressive) side of Reflexology. I’d also be concentrating on the lungs, heart and the major muscles that will be called upon in whatever sport is going to be undertaken to enhance oxygen uptake and carbon-dioxide eradication.

[@kitwatkins2060]

Could this technique also be applicable to the hand 🤚?🇨🇦

[@DavidsReflexologyChannel]

I think this would work just as well :-)

[@camotym4920]

Too much talking