long gliding stoke
begin and end treatment via superficial and deep technique
effleurage
kneading, rolling, lifting
frees up tight muscles and soft tissue
petrissage
separation and lengthening of fascia
via J stroke, rolling, focal strenght
myofascial release
sustained pressure
release hyper active trigger points
trigger point
deep-perpendicular to tissue fibers
loosen and breakdown scar tissues and adhesion
circular
transverse
friction
percussive stroke-had action rhythmically
applied-stimulates nerves, muscle and circulation
*cup, flat palms, soft fists to promote muscular and systemic relaxation
tapatement
rocking, shaking, trembling to increase BF
vibration
skin stretch and improve -lymph recovery and return
MLD
manual lymphatic drainage