Trigger Point Therapy

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In this BIOTONE Professional Massage & Spa Therapy Products production, Angie Dubis identifies the basic types of Trigger Points a therapist may encounter and demonstrates appropriate treatment techniques to help relieve them.

[@christopherlabombard1017]

idk why but im getting a 2nd hand peaceful experience from this im relaxed af

[@aquarianhealer]

Great job Angie!! Appreciate the refresher.

[@Namastaysuz]

Wow! I stumbled upon this great video for review and you explained this perfectly! I wish you could work on me personally ! Very inspiring and refreshing I can tell you have an amazing touch and appreciate the knowledge ! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️ happy healing.

[@kemunapeace2441]

Wow. So I received a trigger point session that one time and did not know what it was. I just know She was pinching spots that felt like sharp pain until they released. It was cool. Im going to look for one near me as I was out of town at that time.

[@suzannafaagau9823]

very informative. Is there a studio near St Peters MO?

[@chelseam1266]

Thanks for this video! Great info & well explained.

[@tassie7325]

Sorry. I couldn't watch it all because I couldn't hear what you were saying as it was being drowned out by the music.

[@jackiemerideth6276]

I need this done to my body. I'm beginning to think my semi-frozen shoulder is really myofascial pain syndrome.

[@saskiavisser1279]

Very helpful information. Thank you!

[@AliceFrancesMusic]

Really helpful video. Thank you

[@ashleyvalentin3210]

This was most helpful; thank you!

[@defcrazegaming1113]

Does this help with tinnitus caused by bad neck massage?

[@johnathanabrams8434]

Dry needlingfor trigger points is like taking an airplane from new York to California and massage is like walking. Youll be there forever with massage

[@cocorita5]

This ia a great video, thank you.

[@gaborvarga6022]

Super ! :) Thank you very much !

[@mohammedabufardeh7597]

Where can I find a specialist center like you in Texas?

[@shambalamaria7753]

Everywhere

[@Pikolow1]

Sooo... What was the point of evaluating the patient's posture? And what will you do with your findings?

[@angiedubis1568]

I evaluate to track changes from one session to another. Awareness may also help me determine where to start the session. Thanks for the question!

[@whatthehec6736]

Haha this is the dumbest comment. What was the point? Go back to school.

[@Alejandro-es3nj]

Where are you , I need this

[@oscarcontreras7355]

Were are you located?

[@BluesAbroad]

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[@hibiscusangel7376]

Thank u

[@linomanzoni2856]

Neko Healer in italiano No desidero il commento in italiano

[@nirmaladrieskens4338]

Good video❤️❤️❤️

[@jettagliturbo]

What is the name of the therapist?

[@kiepyon1]

tigger point is better than massage

[@gg-uq6zm]

Red X incel

[@TheCherrybite]

The music is to loud

[@GBSheridan]

I definitely agree!

[@nenahernandez9783]

Good video, thank you for sharing.

[@angiedubis1568]

Thank you for watching and for your kind comment! :)

[@princeedwards4928]

Good video thanks for the explanation

[@freebrook]

great vid but the music's a bit loud

[@musicisakindofloving1081]

I need this pretty nails

[@mach5jeep]

So you're saying you can feel individual muscle cells through my skin? Hogwash.

[@whatthehec6736]

That's not what she said at all. Pay attention, or don't comment at all.

[@elevatedvibes9769]

ooo yas

[@jv-ep2tc]

I would like Miss Dubis to play this back and listen to her voice: specifically the glottal fry. She is not taking in enough air to produce a pleasant speaking voice.

[@amandamarques618]

j v Seemed perfectly fine to me! I suppose your a speech therapist - good for you! Personally I found her massage advice/techniques very useful and I’m grateful for them!

[@jenellsaphid]

I thought she was great.

[@angiedubis1568]

JV, Interesting! I think that is just my voice, but now I am going to have to go listen to myself! You may have created a monster!

[@angiedubis1568]

Amanda and AJ, Thank you for your kindness!

[@itsno1duh]

I thought Angie's voice was fine and the information excellent but the music while soothing in it's style was too loud towards the end. :-( I had to stop watching.

[@ludwigvonn9889]

I like the effleurage as it is a great way of getting time=money... otherwise its really useless and completely unnecessary in triggerpoint treatment. Also, you CANNOT palpate the trigger points, that is not how it works. What you do palpate are myogelosis points, which is something completely different. :D

[@amandawhitehead5060]

Not sure why you believe effleurage is unnecessary, but applying pressure to trigger points before warming up the tissues first can cause extra, unnecessary pain for the client. Also, trigger points are palpable. If you believe that they are not, you have never felt a trigger point.

[@han4574]

Effleurage is necessary because it warms and softens the overlying tissue. It also activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which makes accessing trigger points easier for the therapist because the client is relaxed.

[@EquusKeepusBrokus9791]

I disagree with you saying “you cannot palpate trigger points “. I have been getting trigger point injections for over 20 years. All of mine can be felt by touching me. Sometimes the deeper TP are harder to find, but I assure you , it can be felt.

[@anthonyeves2005]

Oops at 6mins 0 secs..... "SACROmere" ??? SACROmere? didn't you mean SARComere -never mind..

[@GreenHotDogz]

God, I hate trigger point

[@noone2936]

Biotone is for unprofessionals