Scapula Release - Sports Massage Techniques

[@RichardM1366]

My wife has severe arthritis and what I learned from your channel has helped her with pain management. Thank you for everything.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Ahh that’s great to hear that your helping with your wife’s pain management. Glad our videos have helped 👍.

[@skytrooper8888]

Awesome video and thanks for the recap . Always great to see new helpful techniques!

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Glad the video was helpful 👍🏼

[@_alekss]

Excellent, this is the simplest and easiest videos to follow with a lot of information from what I have seen. Thanks.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear and glad the video is helpful 👍

[@mercylynmonghit7543]

Learning for the benefit of my husband, thank you for tips to ask ‘the client’ to communicate and what to expect in process. Learning anatomy just for this - amazing demo to grow on & in conjunction with professional aid he is in good hands ❤️❤️❤️ THANK YOU for this content 🙏🏼

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Ahh great to hear Mercylyn. Glad that the video is useful, and thanks for your comment 👍. Enjoy practicing 🤲

[@pninarevivo2384]

Brilliant video such useful techniques, I always have smaller towels beside me to assist raising the scapula, some people just resist taking their arm to the back, this videos is just perfect I am really grateful love your teaching thank you so much

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear that you like using the scapula release technique and like our video of it 👍🏼. Keep up your great work.

[@Akritides-savvas]

As a new in the field and many problems with my scapula cause of scoliosis,this video is amazing,also could u do a series utilizing cupping with stretching?thank you , amazing content

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear that the video is useful 🙂and thank you for your comment.

[@IntelligentPT]

Excellent technique. Excellent video and demonstration

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear. Glad the video is helpful and thank you for your feedback Peter 👍

[@Edub1281]

I need this

[@Femoralboi]

What if patient is having pacemaker at age of 80 and having muscular neck pain! Prone position should be avoided now what will be done? Pls reply?

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Yes in your example provided, this wouldn’t be an appropriate technique. Use alternative techniques in supine position to ease neck tension.

[@wanadhitya6216]

😊great technique,release tightness on shoulder.

[@pninarevivo2384]

Love the scapula hold technique thank you for posting this video you got great videos thank you

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Glad the video was helpful 👍 and thank you for letting me know.

[@divinesoulsista5425]

I need this done to me

[@mohamedelmisiry8028]

very gooooood

[@rubinafar-th8sc]

Thanks i have learned a lot 🎉

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear. Glad the video is helpful

[@nia5128]

This is lovely. Do you recommend any trigger work/friction work of lat dorsi, or attachments at inferior angle? Often, the scapula can be raised at the inferior angle. Also, in the case of swimmers for example, their shoulders are very winged for their sport. Would you suggest somehow relaxing another part of the shoulder instead, say the superior angle? Thank you both sincerely.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Hi Nia, Yes if the scapular is elevated at the superior angle and there is tension around this area also palpate for the lay dorsi and Teres trigger points as both or one may be holding tension 👍. Hope this helps and kind regards

[@nia5128]

@@CoreElementsTraining Thank you very much. I really really love your style of work. It’s so thoughtful in approach. Once I have finances I want to learn with you guys. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

@@nia5128 great to hear. Thank you for your feedback 🙏 🙂

[@nia5128]

P.S. I see some therapists going quite hard re friction work and for long periods of time, across the area/around area of issue. Is this wise? Or a simple pressure and hold on a TrP is enough?

[@CoreElementsTraining]

It really depends on the amount of tension and client muscle tone. You need to adjust pressure based on feedback from the muscle and the client.

[@nimalkarunarathna7481]

❤best 👍👍👍

[@nia5128]

P.S. Do you have any offers on fees for courses? I would love to learn from you in the future. Sincerely 💜

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Occasionally there are offers, on our competitively priced courses 👍

[@DucileneHunt-qx1cq]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@dailylife8122]

My aunt had been suffering scapula under extreme pain

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Sorry to hear this. I hope she finds relief soon.

[@dailylife8122]

@@CoreElementsTraining she had tried lots of medicine but not relifed

[@sammshall-dl6gp]

Wow, you work with such a low table. That would wipe me out

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Using the legs helps with posture 🙂. Squat when facing the table and lunge when facing towards the clients head or feet 👍🏼🙂.

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[@BC-ny3zb]

Unintentional ASMR is the best.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

😁 it is relaxing watching massage in motion 😁

[@FanaxCali]

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[@iam_graceochwo]

Thank you 🙏🏿