So what is it we actually do in MyoMobs? We use one of our “tools”, like knuckles, a forearm, rarely an elbow, or, in delicate areas the pads of our fingers at about a 45 degree angle to the client’s body, apply pressure skin on skin, without lubricant in between, and we wait for the typical myofascial glide. That’s it. All the learning and practicing happens because it’s hard to feel what it’s supposed to feel like, and because we’re so used to “doing” things to our clients that we have trouble just hanging out. But MyoMobs are NOT myofascial holds, we’re not waiting for several minutes–the aim is to get movement into the tissue, and if that’s not happening, we need to change the angle, or the area, or address it in a different way.
MyoMob workshops are 95% hands-on work, not lecture, because it’s important to feel the myofascial glide in different bodies, skin textures, ages, and the instructor-student ratio makes it possible that every student feels how the instructor applies the treatment.
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