Massage Shoulder Mobilization: How to & its effect

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  • Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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    About this video: Shoulder mobilisation is a fantastic technique! Yet, it's quite a complicated technique to perform. This video guides you through the 'how to' and' when to'.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 119

  • @BodyologyMassageSchool
    @BodyologyMassageSchool  11 років тому +4

    I should have guessed. Its hard but good question. PT studied longer & in-depth the human body. They concentrate on the ill health clients so most PTs work in hospitals. Other body therapy such as massage studied less theory and more hands on and mostly (but not all) dealing with healthy clients. There is an overlap between PT and massage. I am teaching 'both world' so my students can treat both.

  • @woodlands639
    @woodlands639 8 років тому +5

    Thank you so much, teacher. I followed your method for my very painful frozen shoulder today and it's very effective. I could not even move my arm at all this morning. Now I am able to lift up my right arm a lot better. Thank you for your excellent video.

  • @lomimanhattan6924
    @lomimanhattan6924 3 роки тому +3

    Such a good teacher ! Thank you . I appreciate the video 🙏🙌

  • @jeffreyelliott622
    @jeffreyelliott622 3 роки тому +1

    Wow I love this video for more shoulder mobilization and range of motion !!! Can or is all Physical Therapist trained in this knowledge to use on all patients with bad shoulders or impingement problems I should say ? If so then I got to get my PH on the 15 th of July to do this treatment on my left shoulder !!!

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  3 роки тому +1

      Thank you! you can treat shoulder issues with those techniques. There are other skills you need to learn but those are difficult to teach on youtube

  • @travelchannel304
    @travelchannel304 3 місяці тому

    Yet, In prone position you can do a swimmer 🏊‍♂️ stretch though...for the traps. Or for antieror deltoid. . Great video for the "supine " position & w/ head turned also.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  2 місяці тому

      You are right. Its important to know how to do stretches in all the positions.

  • @BodyologyMassageSchool
    @BodyologyMassageSchool  9 років тому +1

    Depend. some physio I would not give them permission to do any joint mobilization. Some massage therapists are very educated and can perform it really well, safe and effective. The title such as physio or massage really does not tell the person's skill. However, I understand what you are saying and for the most you are right.

  • @BodyologyMassageSchool
    @BodyologyMassageSchool  11 років тому +2

    Pleasure! Now go and help more clients with those techniques.

  • @SmartConsumerChoice
    @SmartConsumerChoice 11 років тому +3

    I love your videos. Learn alot keep making more ! can you make a video about leg stretching as well

  • @rajithasurarapu7352
    @rajithasurarapu7352 17 днів тому

    Great video sir thanks for sharing Sir

  • @anarosef
    @anarosef Рік тому +1

    Thank you ❤

  • @adeebaduraksha8483
    @adeebaduraksha8483 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you 👍

  • @DungLe-by8vv
    @DungLe-by8vv 11 місяців тому

    Many thanks. 👍👍👍.

  • @maagomtiphysiotherapy2601
    @maagomtiphysiotherapy2601 3 роки тому +1

    Thanku sir

  • @DanicaA.987
    @DanicaA.987 4 роки тому

    is this applicable in s/p ORIF

  • @BodyologyMassageSchool
    @BodyologyMassageSchool  11 років тому

    What is a PT? I am in the uk (London) and this term is unfamiliar for me....

  • @safaabattat6944
    @safaabattat6944 7 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Robot007
    @Robot007 2 місяці тому

    55 secs, scalenes are not attached to the scapula. Good content otherwise. By the way, joint mobilization is not massage.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  2 місяці тому +1

      Ah, sorry! you are right. My mistake. By the way, joint mobilisation IS part of massage. Maybe not part of the Swedish massage, but definitely part of sports massage.

  • @activephysio6776
    @activephysio6776 4 роки тому +1

    This is not joint mobilisation and even so should not be taught to massage therapists. The techniques shown would further damage a supraspinatus tendon issue and wow a bursa issue 😡 Massage stick to massage

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  4 роки тому +3

      thanks for your comment. Let me not agree with you. Mobilisation can use to increase the range of motion or improve the quality of movement. Here, this mobilization does not increase the range of motion, and this is why most physios don't see the point of it. Increasing the quality of the movement can have a dramatic help to clients, but you are right- not to all. This technique will be great of 99% of clients and might be painful in case of supraspinatus tendinitis. However, in cases of adhesive capsulitis, trapezius myalgia or others, this technique is fantastic. And who said that massage is only the application of superficial gliding? Some countries the scope of massage is a lot wider. In which country are you practising physio?

    • @Oshiiiiiiiiiiii
      @Oshiiiiiiiiiiii 9 місяців тому

      You are acting as though massage therapists have no kinesthetic intelligence. That is why there is continuing education like this. There are no perfect bodies and sure, if there is inflammation, then more care would need to be taken, or not be moved at all. You guys get so mad. Why use the anger emoji?

  • @jeremiemael332
    @jeremiemael332 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you very much for this video;i'm physiotherapist from CAMEROUN🇨🇲🇨🇲.
    The explanation is very benefit

  • @MrJcorrea12
    @MrJcorrea12 9 років тому +3

    Great video! Thanks for sharing! Im a pta student and i value quality videos like this one! 2 thumbs up!

  • @grahampritchard9683
    @grahampritchard9683 10 років тому +1

    Very good. Excellent instructional video.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  10 років тому

      Thank you. Its hard to instruct on mobilization, so many details that need to work well together.

  • @imoboxingtalk5394
    @imoboxingtalk5394 7 років тому +1

    this is good knowledge and I would like to add.... if there is a rotator cuff tear, then stretching can make the shoulder worse.

  • @dalightrecords
    @dalightrecords 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you it's vary interesting video. is it possible to do this technic on a
    shoulder hyperlaxis ? thanks in adavance

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  4 роки тому

      Do you mean a hypermobile shoulder joint? In this case, I would need to be sure you have enough skill to do treat this client. If yes, generally my aim is to relax certain muscles, while strengthening others, but its too complicated to explain here

  • @yaleskim
    @yaleskim 7 років тому

    Hello again! This is a stretch that my local massage therapist utilizes on me at every session we meet. What is a way for me to do this on my own at home or at work?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  2 роки тому

      Thank you for your comment. We are always happy to share our knowledge on UA-cam

  • @nawalenawalea4024
    @nawalenawalea4024 7 років тому +1

    i m just find your channel it s really extreamly usefull thank you so much

  • @hanideraz8126
    @hanideraz8126 9 років тому

    Md too, i learn much from you, thx alot teacher :)

  • @bobbyward24
    @bobbyward24 10 років тому

    I learn so much from u. Thanks

  • @metalbarbie54
    @metalbarbie54 10 років тому

    PT or DPTeducation, and massage school two differant things. Higher level education, Doctorate, BS, Masters programs vs a certificate.

  • @habosbabis9983
    @habosbabis9983 10 років тому +1

    is this tehnique indicated for shoulder dislocation?
    ?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  10 років тому +1

      You have to be careful with shoulder dislocation. I would suggest more strengthening exercise for should dislocation rather than move mobilization. Once the shoulder is dislocated you don't want to increase the movement of the shoulder joint but to STRENGTHEN it.

    • @habosbabis9983
      @habosbabis9983 10 років тому +1

      ***** thank you

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  10 років тому

      Best to you!

    • @nomorepain518
      @nomorepain518 7 років тому

      Habos Babis NO!

  • @chariddawn6663
    @chariddawn6663 11 років тому

    Very helpful. Thank you.

  • @analysa9689
    @analysa9689 7 років тому +1

    Thank you from Norwey!!!!

    • @juan58102
      @juan58102 7 років тому

      What kind of techniques are you using? Thanks

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому

      Pleasure from the UK. I would love to hear how massage is Norway goes!

  • @yumeihoindia
    @yumeihoindia 7 років тому +1

    In which country this Bodyology Massage school based? Does this school has any short term course in Chiropractic?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому

      We're in the United Kingdom, London. No one can offer a short course in Chiropartic...Its like offering a short course to become a doctor! Yes, I know..I am against short courses when you just get the title but not the knowledge....

    • @yumeihoindia
      @yumeihoindia 7 років тому

      Bodyology Massage School what is the duration of your course?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому

      Gulshan Ansari the diploma course is 9 months

    • @yumeihoindia
      @yumeihoindia 7 років тому

      Bodyology Massage School Can you send me full details on baaslerint@gmail.com. I am based in India and own an industry. But Chiropractic is my passion. I do adjustments and also combine Yumeiho therapy and get astonishing results. And the best part is I do it free of charge.

    • @yumeihoindia
      @yumeihoindia 7 років тому

      How can I apply for this diploma course? where can I find more information about the other courses?

  • @arhumjaved89
    @arhumjaved89 4 роки тому

    Can this mobilization b used for supraspinatus pain or partial tear? Thanku

  • @linatony6998
    @linatony6998 7 років тому +1

    Where are you located? Please I need a massage therapist that help if you help me please.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому

      We are located in London, United Kingdom. Soon we will have more online videos

    • @linatony6998
      @linatony6998 7 років тому

      Bodyology Massage School
      Thank you very much. God bless.

  • @lovinglife3954
    @lovinglife3954 8 років тому

    Love this.

  • @nawalenawalea4024
    @nawalenawalea4024 7 років тому

    please how can i do by myself if you respond me i will appreciate that

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  2 роки тому

      Its difficult to respond to each commnet...We are a public school, and don't give personal tuition

  • @jennifervickery9316
    @jennifervickery9316 9 років тому +1

    I'm a physiotherapist from Australia and have completed 5 years of practical and theoretical study. Not sure how massage is taught in your country but here they only do 6 months study and are definitely not equipped or within there scope of practice to do mobilisation. What you are showing here is more a passive mobilisation massage not a pure joint mobilisation that physiotherapist do.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  9 років тому

      It might be joint mobilization or passage mobilization or any other name. What I am interested is if these techniques are effective to the sort of clients that come to massage therapy. it might be not very good for post fracture clients but its a very good technique for clients with shoulder problem presented to massage therapy.

    • @johnwhelan100
      @johnwhelan100 8 років тому

      +Jennifer Vickery we train for 18 months to be sport massage therapist in Scotland- practical components (x 25 case studies 3 treatments each thats 25 x 3 == 75 treatments of 1 to 1.5 hours duration approx 75-100 hours, practical exams, written exams, research, homeworks etc) much of my practical work was done under supervision of done with physiotherapist at rugby club - mobilisations limited to Glenohumeral, lumbar roll shoulder and hip traction,

  • @Flyerviitorul92
    @Flyerviitorul92 6 років тому

    In what country Lat Dorsi attaches to scapula?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  6 років тому

      Flyerviitorul92 in all country. To some of the people. This is not the major attachment but it occurs.

    • @Flyerviitorul92
      @Flyerviitorul92 6 років тому

      the Lats attaches to humerus ^_^

    • @SherylSquirrell
      @SherylSquirrell 6 років тому

      Flyerviitorul92, a few fibres of lat dorsi may attach to the inferior angle of the scapula as it passes up to attach to the intertubercular groove of the humerus.

    • @garfieldclass10
      @garfieldclass10 5 років тому

      There is an association between the scapula and lats as they cross the inferior angle even if there may not be an attachment.

  • @RANAVOLANTE
    @RANAVOLANTE 8 років тому

    ECCELLENTE

  • @marthabejarano5446
    @marthabejarano5446 10 років тому +11

    I'm a massage therapist and physical therapist. Joint mobilizations are not in a massage therapist scope of practice.

    • @nomorepain518
      @nomorepain518 7 років тому

      Martha Bejarano thank you, I was going to say the same thing. Osteopaths, chiropractors and PT's only! Check your practice act!

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому +3

      Hmmm, where does it say that?

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому +14

      We are in United Kingdom and part of the basic diploma course is joint mobilisation. this is what we are required to teach!!

    • @menolito1
      @menolito1 6 років тому +4

      In Australia mobilisations is part of the diploma course also.

    • @spektrumFTW
      @spektrumFTW 6 років тому +2

      and OTs !

  • @MrAsawako14
    @MrAsawako14 8 років тому

    terrible sir

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  8 років тому

      Interesting... What didn't you like about this movie?

    • @nomorepain518
      @nomorepain518 7 років тому

      fe serizawa people on this thread are asking if they can do if if torn or dislocated. This is why it is out of scope of practice for LMT. This requires more education than is being shown. The why and why not of mobilizing is as important as the actual technique.
      This is irresponsible and how people get hurt

    • @beautygrc
      @beautygrc 7 років тому

      Laura Brown doyuhavmassagplace California

    • @nomorepain518
      @nomorepain518 7 років тому

      I am in NY.

    • @BodyologyMassageSchool
      @BodyologyMassageSchool  7 років тому

      Yes, on an acute dislocation massage is contra indicated. I these videos I show techniques I am teaching in class, not a plan to treat or not not treat clients.