Massage Ninja

Look at dem fat paws roll that fascia! Sooooooo good 💯

Making grown men cry 😢 😆 .. My man Omar getting his pecs and lats opened up… Hurts so good!!

Seated head and neck work by way of technique. I don’t always lie my clients on the table when I work with them, there are many positions that you can play with…

Working with frozen shoulder 😳 .. This technique of distraction the works wonders for opening everything up in the shoulder girdle… Notice how I end with “spreading the fascia” 💯

Opening up the lateral chain - (Lat & Intetcostals) It’s extremely important to address these muscles when dealing with shoulder impingement. Don’t sleep on the side lying position…💯🫡

Active cupping with gliding,.. One of the BEST treatments for shoulder pain/ frozen shoulder..💯

Coming back more dangerous than when I left… Great workshop, tons of knowledge… Looking forward to putting it into action…

Treating Planar fasciitis 💯…..

Who doesn’t want their hair pulled 😉 Best head and neck….💯

🔥 PSOAS + ILIACUS WORK — FROM A DIFFERENT ANGLE

Most therapists approach the psoas with the client lying on their back—but sidelying is one of my favorite and most underutilized positions for accessing the iliopsoas complex.

With the client positioned on their side, I can work the psoas and iliacus with better control and positioning, while allowing the client to remain relaxed. It also gives me the ability to incorporate hip movement and address surrounding restrictions rather than simply applying pressure from the front.

The psoas major and iliacus are powerful hip flexors that can influence hip mobility, pelvic mechanics and lumbar movement. When these tissues become overactive or restricted, they may contribute to altered movement patterns and discomfort through the hip and low back.

💥 Why I like the sidelying position:
• Excellent access to the iliacus and psoas region
• Allows controlled hip flexion and extension during treatment
• Makes it easier to work with movement instead of just static pressure
• Gives the therapist another angle to assess and treat hip restrictions
• Can be more comfortable for certain clients

Great manual therapy isn’t always about pushing harder—sometimes changing the position changes everything.

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