Canine Video 10 – Trigger Point Massage Technique
Trigger points form when toxins, mostly lactic acid, build up and irritate nerve endings, often after fatigue, nervous stress, restlessness or boredom. Usually found in the belly of a muscle, sometimes in a ligament, they are painful for your dog. This video teaches the sequence of movements to release and drain them comfortably.
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Overview
Trigger points form when toxins, mostly lactic acid, build up and irritate nerve endings, often after fatigue, nervous stress, restlessness or boredom. Usually found in the belly of a muscle, sometimes in a ligament, they are painful for your dog. This video teaches the sequence of movements to release and drain them comfortably.
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CV010 – Trigger Point Massage Technique
A trigger point is the result of nerve endings irritation caused by toxin build-up (mostly lactic acid) due to fatigue, nervous stress, restlessness or boredom. It’s usually found in the belly part of a muscle, but can also be found in a ligament. This video teaches the right sequence of movements to comfortably release and drain the painful trigger points.
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A pioneer in equine and canine massage with over 40 years of experience, author of more than 13 books and creator of the Animal Massage Awareness Method®. He provides sport massage and myofascial release sessions to human, equine and canine athletes.
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