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Seated Massage Therapy Defined
Demonstration of Seated Massage Therapy
How to Set Up a Massage Therapy Chair
The Benefits of Seated Massage
Making your Client Comfortable in the Massage Chair
Places to Perform Seated Massage Therapy
Different Massage Therapy Strokes
How to Massage Yourself
How to Communicate with the Client During Massage
How Muscles Work for Seated Massage Therapy
Performing Seated Massage Therapy on the Lower Back
Performing Seated Massage Therapy on the Shoulders
Scoliosis & Seated Massage Therapy
Carpel Tunnel & Seated Massage Therapy
Hunching during Seated Massage Therapy
Massaging the Neck Muscles in Seated Massage Therapy
Massaging the Hand Muscles in Seated Massage Therapy
How to Ease Headaches with Seated Massage Therapy
Seated Massage Therapy Safety
Seated Massage Therapy Exercise Techniques
What to Look for in a Seated Massage Therapist
How to Overcome Muscular Problems from Computer Use
Overcoming Shoulder Problems with Seated Massage Therapy
Stretching Exercises for Seated Massage Therapy
Posture & Seated Massage Therapy
Posture during Seated Massage Therapy
How to Use Your Body during Seated Massage Therapy
Treating Pinched Nerves with Seated Massage Therapy
Treating Blood Pressure with Seated Massage Therapy
Controlling Blood Pressure with Seated Massage Therapy
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Summary: See a demonstration of seated massage therapy with expert advice in this free massage video.
Greg Ellsworth Is a graduate from Utah College Of Massage Therapy. He worked as a team teachers assistant in anatomy and pathology. He currently works for GME massage, in charge of a...read more
"Hi! My name is Greg Ellsworth and on behalf of GME Massage, we're here filming a video for expertvillage.com. Next, we're going to talk about what is the breakdown of a seated massage. What is the point and the emphasis that you try to reach while giving a seated massage. The massage structure is in 3 major points. A slow therapeutic beginning. You transfer into a deeper therapeutic middle and an energizing fast pace end. Beginning off, you start off with introducing your touch to your client. You let them know that they're in a safe environment and that nothing will happen to them as their eyes are closed and they're relaxing on the chair. Second, you get into the knots or the places that are trouble areas of the body. You start working them with your hands and making sure that they're relaxed enough that when they get off the table, they won't have any pain ailments, because that is the goal. At the end, you end with an energizing finish so that when they get off the chair, they're not groggy, they're not disoriented and they have a hard time transferring back into the work place environment. You do a little bit faster movements on the body to wake them up and get the blood flowing to the point where they're a little bit more able to go back and sit at the computer and do what they need."
eHow Article: Demonstration of Seated Massage Therapy
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