Self-paced Online Home Study Advanced Myofascial Cupping
Tracking # 20-1281646
Course overview
This class combines Myofascial Release with Orthopedic Cupping. Your first 6 CE hours of training will review the world of fascia, and how to manipulate it through strokes with your fingers, hands and forearms. Your remaining 12 CE hours of training will provide a full body cupping myofascial decompression routine. Training includes basic information such as cupping contraindications plus hands-on practice of advanced cupping maneuvers to incorporate in an isolated treatment area or as a full body protocol. Orthopedic cupping massage is used to release superficial facia, myofascia and other soft tissues. It is one of bodyworks latest and greatest techniques where east meets west and turned into best! Included in this class are over 25 cupping skills application and soft tissue manipulation instructor demonstrations plus myofascial j-stroking, palming, alphabet stroking, clock technique testing and more. Cupping has highly evolved since the 2016 Rio Olympics. Traditional meridian cupping was set aside, and orthopedic cupping massage emerged as a new distinct form of massage and bodywork. Orthopedic cupping massage stretches and releases soft tissue restrictions which can create a human domino effect of better tissue metabolism that can lead to better athletic performance and other health related benefits. While stationary cups applied along meridians are still practiced today with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), orthopedic cupping massage provides a new bodywork approach. This class shows how to apply cupping skills and techniques over traditional orthopedic injuries such as tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, surgical knee repairs, etc., and how to practice a full body cupping massage with oil. We will spend time learning about myofascial restrictions, soft tissue adhesions, muscle tension, and how we might relieve these orthopedic medical conditions with cupping applications and techniques. The concept of our Orthopedic Cupping class is to apply this ancient eastern medicine to western musculoskeletal issues and bodywork. Cupping training also includes cupping history theory contraindications endangerment sites equipment types equipment care general cupping rules cupping methods over a dozen different types of cupping techniques for various athletic, orthopedic and spot treatments a full body myofascial decompression treatment a brief vacuum therapies lecture multiple instructor demonstrations and with student hands-on follow-along practice time For those who wish to safely do so, we will practice a various amount of orthopedic cupping maneuvers on our own shoulders, arms, chest, quadriceps and lower legs, throughout various hours of the class to become more familiar of the different ways that cups can maneuver and stretch the underlying tissues. We will also show you several different types of cups that can be used with orthopedic bodywork that are available on the market today that you can purchase for about $25 or less at marketplaces such as amazon. This class will teach you the pros and cons of the different cupping materials and mediums available for orthopedic bodywork and general cupping purposes. This class does not use any electrical machines to perform cupping. This is a modern up-to-date class with real hands-on cupping applications that uses individual cups to promote circulation, pain relief, increased range of motion, athletic performance, etc.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Board of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapist
Florida Board of Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Georgia Board of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapist
South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapist
Massage Therapist Provisional
Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure
Massage Therapist
Disclosure statements
Please do not attempt to take this training if you are visually impaired. Practitioners must be able to see the skin at all times during our orthopedic cupping maneuvers, to ensure there is no skin tearing and/or bleeding. Practitioners can reduce pressure or stop maneuvers when they see the skin deteriorating through a clear cup, which cannot be felt, and can only be viewed via sight. Tearing the skin and blood exposure is easily avoidable by sight. To avoid blood exposure or harming a client, it is our opinion that visually impaired practitioners should not take/practice our orthopedic cupping training to avoid harm to themselves and their client(s).
¿This class is for students who are new to cupping. This class would not be appropriate for therapists who are already practicing or are proficient in Tuina, TCM or Cupping. The entire class solely addresses orthopedic/western musculoskeletal issues - Chinese Meridians are not addressed or covered in this class.