Sports Event Massage with Active Assisted Full Body Stretching (AAS) Self-paced Online Home Study

Course overview

This 18 CE Hour Sports Event Massage with Active Assisted FULL BODY Stretching (AAS) starts with sports work taught by retired professional athlete, Selena Belisle. Training includes working with athletes and teaches a basic sports massage event routine and other athletically inclined work. 1/3 of this course is focused upon Sports Massage Event Training, including: Sporting Massage Event Intake Process How to setup for Sporting Event Massage How to Perform Quick Turnover & Sanitation Techniques at Sporting Events A 10-15 minutes Sports Massage Routine to be performed clothed at Sporting Events Review of Muscle Movement, Contraction & Stretch Reflex (or lack of in extreme athletes) How to Relieve Muscle Cramping with Hands-on Practice of Reciprocal Inhibition Review of Thermal Therapy & Cryotherapy Practices in Sports (includes how to make cryotherapy packs from household goods for sports strains and sprains) Recognizing Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke in Athletes The other 12 hours of this intensive, hands-on workshop teaches you a comprehensive, effective stretching protocol for the lower body that can be performed on your clients in 50-60-minute sessions for the full body. Active Assisted Active Assisted Stretching (AAS) energizes the body, enhances the health of the tissues, increases flexibility, protects the body from injury, enhances the healing process, re-aligns the fascia and makes building strength more effective. Active Assisted Stretching is especially good for athletes, the elderly, and the injured, and can also benefit the neurologically impaired. What sets AAS apart from other stretching routines is it is not overly strenuous to the practitioner and it is easy to learn. The client actively participates in the stretching process, with a gentle, timed, targeted assist from the therapist at the end of every stretch to increase range of motion along with many other benefits. The upper body stretches include the neck, shoulders, arms, wrists and hands. The lower body stretches include the low back, hip, thigh, knee, lower leg, foot and ankle. To perform the lower body stretches, we recommend investing in a stretching strap of any kind plus a special seat belt to affix the client to the table. These can be purchased at Stretchingusa.com. Similar straps can be found on amazon and other retailers. Feel free to order straps after the training or not at all - the choice is yours!