Clinical Dry Cupping with Achedaway and Vacuum Cups

Dawn Morse, founder of Core Elements Training, demonstrates vacuum Dry Cupping to the hamstrings and calf region using the Achedaway automatic cupper.
The Achedaway cupper can be used on it's own to reduce muscular related tension and discomfort, or combined with vacuum cups as demonstrated within this video.
In this video I use the Dong Bang 17 piece cupping kit and the Achedaway automatic cupper.
To find out more about the Achedaway automatic cupper or to buy an Achedaway produce at 10% discount click the following links and use discount code: DAWNMORSE for a discount -
US site - achedaway.com/...
UK site - achedaway.uk/p...
Core Elements Training offers a range of Sports Massage and Sports Therapy based qualifications and short courses.
Courses are delivered Face to face at our training centre in Swindon and Liverpool. and a selection of courses are also available as Live Online delivery - such as dry Cupping, and fully online courses such as Clinical Yoga, Dry Cupping and the Science of Stretching.
To find out about Level 3, Level 4 and Level 5 accredited Sports Massage and Clinical Therapy qualifications and CPD short courses in modalities such as #Dry #Cupping #Therapy please visit:
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[@MihaliWheeler]

Great video Dawn

[@CoreElementsTraining]

😁 Glad you found it used Michalis 👍 and hope you’re well.

[@fibroqueen1]

Great demo 👍xxxx

[@natsdaley9615]

As Im a mobile therapist infra ones are best for me ❤

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Great to hear that you use the infrared cups 👍🏼

[@richardbrooks3253]

About to press "buy now" for a Achedaway.... But what are the benefits for still using the old glass method?

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Hi Richard,
You can combined the Achedaway cupper with traditional glass cups too. The main difference is that the Achedaway will provide infrared too, and provided a 'suction / release' programme, so it alternates lift of the tissue, whereas the glass cups provide a constant lift.
I often combine use of the Achedaway with vacuum cups during a treatment, especially over strong trigger points or areas of tension.
Hope this helps

[@Akritides-savvas]

Hello once again,have u tried to slide the AchedAway cupper?if yes with what settings

[@CoreElementsTraining]

The AchedAway cupper is used for static treatment and not sliding or movement techniques.
Hope this helps.

[@alvaroanibalsanchezguevara3949]

Se puede traducir en español, muchas gracias

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Yes you can turn captions on in Spanish 👍

[@geebee1]

tried the link for the 25%, but it is actualy £10.00 more than going to website direct, but no 25% discount.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Ooh
I’ll pass this comment onto Achedaway.
Thanks for letting me know.

[@CoreElementsTraining]

Interesting Granville, thought you said in your google review that the discount was £25? I have removed the link in the details above.