Erie, PA October 12-13, 2024
297
Review of the basic principles of AIS theory. Presentation and lab practice of individual AIS techniques to specific muscles of the upper body. This course is presented with a clinical emphasis that encompasses treating the general population, athletes, and children, as well as those with special needs, pain management, brain & spinal trauma, postural asymmetry, et al.
Course outline and objectives includes the following:
Review of the basic principles of AIS theory.
Presentation and lab practice of individual AIS techniques to specific muscles of the upper body.
Students are asked to bring portable massage table if possible and an 8' length of rope (for self stretching practice).
Course outline and objectives includes the following:
Review of the basic principles of AIS theory.
Presentation and lab practice of individual AIS techniques to specific muscles of the upper body.
Students are asked to bring portable massage table if possible and an 8' length of rope (for self stretching practice).
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Sponsor code: NCBTMB Provider #450215-06 (Exp. 7/31/2027)