Deep tissue massage techniques - Massage Courses London

[@ksnjos001]

One of the best teachers on massage on KZbin...

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you Joe. My pleasure to teach. I love it!

[@CharlotteAndrew-wm2uz]

Yeah but i would love to recommend @miss_mary0147 she’s good

[@tamsinford8587]

This guy is a really good teacher! I love how he's explaining the techniques, he's very clear - I came across this researching to refresh some techniques, but some of these I never had explained so well. Thank you.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Good to have positive feedback

[@jiujitsu94]

This guy literally saved my body from repetitive techniques I was previously using. I had carpal tunnel syndrome from using my hands too much.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Good to have positive feedback

[@brendasmith7345]

I’ve been practicing for 1 year and I come back to this man over and over and over again! I’m so grateful for you Mr. Teacher! 💚✨

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you thank you!

[@christinacastine5122]

He is a FANTASTIC instructor! He reminds me of the instructor I had when I was in Massage school.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you Christina. Then I will have to meet your instructor!! Where is he/she? Best from Bodyology

[@maggicchann2494]

Where is this school

[@serkanoguz7931]

You are fantastic too!

[@thomlargeogie3607]

I

[@roaringdead83]

I come back to these as refreshers and to learn what we never did in school. This one video showed me more than my Instructor ever did. Thank you.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

+Moonthrall tarot Thank you!! Very happy to help. Best to you from London UK

[@susantooth7497]

wish i had him in my class

[@T-rexTalibxn]

Quarantine got me watching all type of videos 🥱

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Hope you enjoy and learn something new

[@legendofbillyjean]

Thank you for sharing these techniques with the youtube community.They're priceless.

[@ArjunSingh-ej8xs]

hi all I'm trying my hand on her face to be the first place I have been trying for your help in any of you to see you at all times and

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you for your comment. We are always happy to share our knowledge on KZbin

[@antonshtuchka2605]

Splendid technique, remarkable pressure control, and an outstanding massage philosophy. Bravo sir, this was an incredible demonstration!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you for your comment. We are always happy to share our knowledge on KZbin

[@jackiegilliland4267]

I loved this guys technique. I look forward to trying some of his techniques.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!! Happy to help

[@Isual]

watching these vids I wanna get a massage now

[@maggicchann2494]

Come to India you can get stay is free food free . Pay for and your ticket . 😊

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!! In those video I really try to teach students and graduates the quality of a good massage and that includes posture and using your hands freely. Many thanks!

[@gesell.t]

watching this since I want to learn more on how to do it since I already work as massage therapist....so good

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you and good luck with your studying!

[@disnoid72]

Thank you so much for creating and sharing this demonstration. I am a new therapist and it really grounded me on remembering that massage should be a dance, not a fight...looking forward to not only the next video, but the affects several of the techniques will have on my clients tomorrow...

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Ye! Massage should be a great dance for the therapist. this is the right way to use your body correctly.

[@WonAThose]

I can't seem to get deep enough for some clients. I am sweating exerting so much energy and strength and they complain it is too light

[@9erslady37]

Thats me lol. I like it deep deep. The last lady almost started sweating massage my upper back.

[@maggicchann2494]

Yes that means the problem is not your massage, the sensitivity of body.

[@9erslady37]

@@maggicchann2494 What do you recommend for ppl like me that likes it hard & deep pressure?

[@7wirl]

@@9erslady37 Dr. Mondragon !

[@doreenplischke7645]

Try Ashiatsu. Best decision I have ever made as a deep tissue practitioner!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! I will. check if every few weeks will have new videos

[@biancaleon321]

The techniques and explanations went great together. the way you explained how the client's body allows your arm to move across the back was explained to me as the muscle melting. that helped me to visualize and fully understand that I don't move, but the client's body moves, and I just follow. I love the video though. I will be watching it more than once.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you. its so nice to see therapists all over the world on youtube

[@BicolanoBromptonTraveler]

This video is very educational, not only for massage students, but also for any layperson watching. The instructor uses a simple, understandable terms and uses proper body mechanics throughout. My only comment is, I would teach the future massage therapist to remove jewelry, including any ring as it may hurt the client when doing the strokes. Overall, this video is GREAT.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Massage can be done not only by professional as you said but other people can also give a good massage

[@lukeporter6186]

Who knew there was so many intricacies to massages

[@masajedeislasamaldavaophil6950]

Techniques and instinct Proud masseuse here in KSA. God gifted hands to touch😘😘 originally from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@bobbyharrell4864]

Love his technique. Am always looking to expand my knowledge and try new concepts that look exciting to me.

[@sudharajendran4086]

Bobby Harrell zee malayalamsong

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

You can, if using carefully, to use the forearm over the spine. This technique allows you to work on the muscles very close to the spine, but yes, you have to be careful.

[@nikkydemorales]

This is a good video. I admire you're body mechanics.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Happy to help!!

[@sarahpanigada5639]

great to watch. I think your a brilliant teacher

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

More will come my promise. I love teaching advance technique that help therapists giving better treatment. thanks for your comment.

[@MrTeddy767]

I love the Way you Deliver the Technique in Massage .....Superb....

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! my pleasure!

[@briky7126]

Teddy Mendoza I love you

[@kingpasapasa3159]

+Bodyology Massage School 0p

[@l-libre7917]

Большое спасибо за то, что делитесь знаниями !

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

you are most welcome!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

In a way, you would need to learn how the massage affect your client by giving the treatment, then see the results it has on each one of them. remember, massage is an art of fitting your technique to each client. Its not an exact science. This is similar to medicine- there are many medication, but a good doctor find which one suite best to each client. Enjoy the game!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Will do, in the name of good massage practice!!

[@logarithmic7]

Lots of great tips. I am currently a student in Canada and I wish you were my teacher! I'll have to suffice with all the videos you've made. Thank you for sharing this on KZbin!!

[@physiocarephysiotherapyser2649]

nice

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

I thought that massage courses in Canada are the best, probably they are very long....

[@rapisor]

The massage is so good it bends space

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Ha Ha! It changes the rules of physics, ha?

[@SSS_ZERO]

Hi, I'm a highschooler and I plan to become a massage therapist because my mom is always aching somewhere. But, I don't know where to start and what I should do while in highschool. What do you think?

[@jocelyntiu8617]

Well done instructor, it is really good to learn about proper massage,from towel dripping, risk, contra indication,benefits, manipulation, stroke in every manipulation,dos and don't, legal ethical,danger site of the body( which part of the body not suppose to put pressure coz its not protected by muscle) and body mechanics, and one thing therapist must also know how to do vital sign, there;s still a lot more learn...i am also a trainer and i admire you for the good job....keep it up....

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you. Are are right...there are so many different skills that a therapist needs to know....

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Hi Jocelyn, Many thanks for your comment!! Will post more of these videos from our classroom.

[@jesejanez]

Very helpful, I have been hurting myself with poor posture/technique. Thank you for sharing the video, I look forward to more.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Posture while giving massage is really really important so happy to help

[@gracefulton5560]

Love watching your videos as they are so thorough, I have been an RMT for over 6 years and find I keep coming back to your videos when I need a refresher or to learn new ideas/techniques that may not have been shown in the same way as I was taught in school...thank you and keep up the great videos :-)

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@kirstenlavery7979]

Incredible teacher. Thank you for these. Blessings

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

You are very welcome

[@PrincessAnitah-gi9el]

Good teacher❤much respect 🙏 thx alot and blessings

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

You are very welcome

[@markostevanovic6436]

I may come late but can u tell me how do u use the movement with the hand? How do u move it without making it uncomfortable to the patient foremost when going over the spine? Do u tilt the hand or something else

[@brendasmith7345]

What an outstanding video! Many thanks.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

With pleasure. happy to help

[@K.Bush94]

I really appreciate the work he does and the knowledge he shares, thank you very much! I have my technique, but this helps be to be a better massage therapist. The right biomechanics... you can see his not in the stone age of massage theory.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you. Biomechanics is the heart of what we teach

[@reynaldojuco6497]

I thank you for the techniques,so what to is to warm up the muscles and the eflurage technique,I didn't get the accupresure technique

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

you can watch the video again? Sometimes it take few time to really understand how to do each technique properly. For me, it took few years!!

[@abadirahman3567]

I look the teqnic some like baliness massage,with deep presser.

[@heartfelt3770]

Fantastic training. I wish I was there.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Deep tissue is amazing!

[@kclark3858]

This is the best video I've seen on deep tissue. Please upload more videos.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Soon we will have a proper online course on deep tissue

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thanks. Always good to help :))

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes one of them!

[@jeanedarc]

OMG he is such a great teacher.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@nasuhayahaya2206]

This video help me a lot..

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Good to know Nasuha! Happy to help

[@kalludiwana3112]

Hii

[@carpe_zen]

MERCI pour cette vidéo. (Thanks for video) from FRANCE

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you for your comment. We are always happy to share our knowledge on KZbin

[@gabriellespiteri528]

great video. why are you holding her head when working the upper trapezius?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes, you can hold the head. This will give an extra stretch...

[@karinaaguilar170]

Great job 👏

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Good to have positive feedback

[@sangeethajyothi1201]

What is the first producer of massages please send me the first sir thank you

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

First one is the consultation, getting information from your client

[@lovelyme3030]

Great teacher

[@stylzblush980]

Great Job....your very thorough!!!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Pleasure pleasure!

[@pceli2009]

Great!

[@CharlotteAndrew-wm2uz]

Would you like to book a massage

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

We are a school, not a clinic

[@pceli2009]

@@CharlotteAndrew-wm2uz I would like to, but I am from Romania. I am also a masseur and physiotherapist

[@sangeethajyothi1201]

How much step is there sir for massage

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Not sure I understand your question

[@davidhinds9816]

I need a deploma in massarge and reflexology

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Which country are you from?

[@Athan.M]

Do you know In tennis players which muscles are tight or strain? Thanks

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Each tennis player might have a different issue...

[@sakaaman1477]

Which oil you used while doing massage therapy

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Most time, sunflower oil

[@eddie_7774]

Great Massage

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Happy to help.

[@arshauntedunson]

Awesome Massage Instructor. Informative and engaging :)

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! happy to help!

[@janamirz]

would like to ask how many minutes the right timing of the deep tissue massage?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

jana villacruz its hard to know and it depends on the client. start with a short time and see if there is a change to the muscle. Then increase the time as you go.

[@saddamsabujpt]

I would like to do short course of deep tissue massage.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Please register on our website and will let you know when our course will start.

[@nicolerowe8298]

I have been trying forearm methods/body mechanics at work including the way this gentleman used and I still am straining my pectorals- major and minor. Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Nicole Rowe Its hard to say why...Most likely you are trying to push your forearm with your shoulder muscles (that's what the pectoral muscles doing) instead of leaning with your body weight...Try to lean more.

[@IAmGunzNoob]

Did you pay attention in school or just took Massage Therapy for the quick cash? Nicole Rowe It's all about experimenting with your body. You shouldn't be asking for help of Anatomy when you should be creative as a Therapist. I mean... it's not like 100+ hours of Anatomy is a big deal.

[@IAmGunzNoob]

Also, may I add, you could change the height of the table. I'm sure the instructor here didn't mention it, but putting the table lower, can increase the pressure making it easier to do deep tissue. You could be straining the Pecs, by your position, the table, posture, etc. Going back to my original reply, you have to be creative.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes, you might be right about the table hight. Very important point.

[@garicaruth]

@@IAmGunzNoob you are very rud,

[@hahahat47]

amazing teacher

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! 😃

[@fatistoun672]

You are amazing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@1241alexia]

I really enjoyed this video it teaches deep tissue, plus propper body machanics ;)

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! Body mechanics is super important, you are right.

[@SuziBification]

Excellent video, please post more thank you

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Will do. Thank you!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thanks Josue

[@KristinaGonzalez]

love the video! I love stretching while I'm massaging...it feels so good!! thanks for the awesome techniques!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

You know what's the best way in stretching your clients? Stretching yourself!!

[@SuhaDuminisac]

Wow,I like it

[@Agus1912E]

Excellent teacher

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@reynaldojuco6497]

I've observed that most of the techniques are at a downward strokes,is there anyone who can give an explanation to it?thanks!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Interesting question. downward techniques (towards the feet) tend to sedate and calm most people. upward techniques (towards the head) tend to 'wake up' most people. Try this...

[@sandras940]

Great techniques.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

+Sandra Sanna Thank you!

[@rashmerai8360]

Wow sir u r amazing 🙏👍

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!

[@1974alao]

very good video now learn more about using foreign hands massage

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you for your comment. We are always happy to share our knowledge on KZbin

[@maggicchann2494]

I am an indian worked in Thailand and this is typically we do there ..

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Good to hear from far away places!

[@antoninspirationalvideos4495]

What's the name of this teacher?

[@adrianabarajas7403]

its ok to use the forearm over the spine as long as you don't aplay pressure on it

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

True most of the time

[@maureencoss6962]

relaxing just to watch , man

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!!

[@maggicchann2494]

Sir is this classes in poland

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

We are in United Kingdom, England

[@jean_mtb66]

I practice Swedish massage regularly for a few years. I am interested in deep tissue. I watch your video and see that you are moving with the front arm across the back. Are you exerting pressure on the spine?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Almost! I'm not putting weight on the spine but very near

[@jean_mtb66]

Thank you, because it surprised me that you could put pressure on it. Since I learned well not to touch the spine. Thank you for your answer and video.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes, many school teach not to put any pressure on the spine. but this is nonsense. On a health client you can put a reasonable pressure on the spine, but do it slowly and communicate with the client.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Probably the problem is that you are not using your body correct, mostly you are not leaning into the table and use your weight as a force...Does it make sense?

[@massageterapist]

are u sure you can massage with your ring on finger ??

[@ariannavargiu9487]

yes, you can

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Not great. It's hard to teach, give massage and be sure the camera is running all at the same time. So at times I forget to take my ring.

[@Justonevideoplease]

i love the teacher...where is this?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! we are on London UK

[@hunterjohn6424]

4 mudule,and 5 manipulation of massage please.. im also a student of therapist and i love to know more techniques

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you very much. Always happy to help

[@hunterjohn6424]

nice video,.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you. Hope you can pass it to others.

[@allensa3862]

Do i need a professional English language to be a massage therapist???cause my language is not very very good!!

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Amir! All you need is a passion to learn. Believe me! So many people told me that I am not going to succeed until my English is not good. This is not true. Best of luck and don't stop!

[@maggicchann2494]

Can I come and study

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Of course. Have a look at our website

[@maggicchann2494]

Please send your website links. Thank you

[@tanigraphics5381]

Perfect

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you!!

[@pyrosfuel]

Actually I take that last statement back after continuing the video it was the camera focus that threw it off notice that with the skeleton model

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

I see

[@pyrosfuel]

Yeah I agree with juria but I would also like not seeing the green screen in the background it's very distracting with the distortions

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Sorry, I know...Its the classroom so we have to keep the background as it is

[@desideriomalale9132]

do you really need to move like that to massage your client ?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Not all the time, but most of the time it is important. Some other schools teach in different style. So this is only my opinion, but it was tested on all of our tutors and thousands of students! It works

[@adrianb3507]

it looks like she has a hunchback? Does everyone have that? or is that a condition that the patient has? (Just a question not an insult to her!)

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Her back is within a normal range...

[@SavageYatta]

Why was he using his forearm over the spine?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Its not an issue. you can do that. You can do a light joint mobilisation on the spine with your forearm. its a great technique

[@kuyamarkjoemgakabudol8095]

Why he is wearing ring is not safe for the guest.?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

you are right.

[@sandrastone5847]

I find you are using your wrists with to much extension. It is best to keep your wrist at less than 90 degrees of extension...use your fists instead, or bring your body closer to the client to flatten out your wrists, keeping them as close to neutral as possible. The way you are using your wrists, you restrict blood flow

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

This video is about the forearm technique, I am not sure what do you refer to?

[@abzie7685]

Sandra Stone everyone is different lol

[@bacy23]

What kind of oil does the Master use? :)

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

A simple sunflower oil

[@antonshtuchka2605]

+Bodyology Massage School Would you also recommend Olive Oil? (cold pressed or other) I've heard that it has wonderful skin-care properties...

[@vanessabreese5560]

I'm glad he thinks deep tissue doesn't hurt. If someone is in pain. deep tissue does hurt. A good therapist releases the pain. Pain level should be 7 to 8 out of 10. Please tell the truth

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

In most times, if there is too much pain, the muscles contract. So, nothing will be achieved. My suggestion is first to slow down the strokes.