My Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists inline course is coming out soon! All those areas get covered in this course. Be sure to subscribe to be alerted for upcoming “teasers” and early bird discounts! Thanks again for watching!
Use a stretch tape measure with white elastic fabric. Mark regular marks with a sharpie. Good for teachers to demonstrate CV channel. Use skeletal references. The best book IMHO on point functions is no longer in print. Rogers, Point Location and Point Dynamics Manual. From the University of Technology Sydney Australia 🦘🇦🇺 This was used for the 4 year TCM course. Carole Rogers passed away in 2009 had been an Acupuncture teacher from the early 1970s and got Acupuncture into the Universities and was pivotal role in Australian Acupuncture registration. Advisor to WHO in Geneva on Acupuncture education and DSc. Worth finding a copy. It was popular with the martial arts people due to Erle Montague? (Dim Mak) was related. The opposite of the healing use of the book.
I appreciate the encouragement! I have an anatomical palpation course in the works but it is taking a little longer than I was hoping. Be sure to stay subscribed so you know exactly when it will be released! I suspect it will be a popular one!
Yes, would be really nice if you could make a video on the back region.. but one thing in particular.. locating intercostal spaces..all the way down from the very top with the claviculas.. not just to the nipple.. so far I have only been able to find one video about this and he does the counting very fast. It would be nice from the second intercostal space all the way down to 11/12 rip and at the same time indicate the most important acu points in this presentation graphically on a random body. I find the intercostal issue very hard! so plz help us!
Apologies for the late reply. I am in the middle of developing my new Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists online course and all of what you just mentioned will be covered in the course! Be sure to stay tuned as the course should be completed by the fall (subscribe to stay tuned here - acupuncturemasterclass.com/online-courses/ ). Take care until then! - Drew
Thanks for the question! While using certain "quick" or "cheat" measurements such as the one you are referring to can be fairly accurate in some situations, I prefer my students to do the hard work of using the local cun measurements first (when available). Once they master identifying the cun measurements, I find they use the "cheat" methods a little more accurately and make less Acupuncture point location mistakes. Think of it like learning to walk before you run!
02:55 .yes please do a video on locating points in lower back region..
i want to see your videos on locating points on neck, upper back and lower back. thanks
My Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists inline course is coming out soon! All those areas get covered in this course. Be sure to subscribe to be alerted for upcoming “teasers” and early bird discounts! Thanks again for watching!
Sorry, online course…
yes please!! all your videos are so helpful!!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback, Nicolette! Happy to hear that my videos are helping! Have a great day.
Use a stretch tape measure with white elastic fabric. Mark regular marks with a sharpie. Good for teachers to demonstrate CV channel. Use skeletal references. The best book IMHO on point functions is no longer in print. Rogers, Point Location and Point Dynamics Manual. From the University of Technology Sydney Australia 🦘🇦🇺 This was used for the 4 year TCM course. Carole Rogers passed away in 2009 had been an Acupuncture teacher from the early 1970s and got Acupuncture into the Universities and was pivotal role in Australian Acupuncture registration. Advisor to WHO in Geneva on Acupuncture education and DSc. Worth finding a copy. It was popular with the martial arts people due to Erle Montague? (Dim Mak) was related. The opposite of the healing use of the book.
Great suggestions! Thank you so much for checking out my channel. All the best!
Yes do a video on locating points in the back region ASAP
I appreciate the encouragement! I have an anatomical palpation course in the works but it is taking a little longer than I was hoping. Be sure to stay subscribed so you know exactly when it will be released! I suspect it will be a popular one!
Would love to see acupuncture point location on the meridians especially the urinary bladder.
Yes, would be really nice if you could make a video on the back region.. but one thing in particular.. locating intercostal spaces..all the way down from the very top with the claviculas.. not just to the nipple.. so far I have only been able to find one video about this and he does the counting very fast. It would be nice from the second intercostal space all the way down to 11/12 rip and at the same time indicate the most important acu points in this presentation graphically on a random body. I find the intercostal issue very hard! so plz help us!
Apologies for the late reply. I am in the middle of developing my new Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists online course and all of what you just mentioned will be covered in the course! Be sure to stay tuned as the course should be completed by the fall (subscribe to stay tuned here - acupuncturemasterclass.com/online-courses/ ). Take care until then! - Drew
Thank you very much
Pleaseeeeeee videos on back landmark 🙌
Thank you !
You're very welcome, Ahmed! Thanks for watching!
Also, do a video on point actions and categories. ASAP
Why bother calculating 3 cun when I can just use the distance of the maleolous to the heel?
Thanks for the question! While using certain "quick" or "cheat" measurements such as the one you are referring to can be fairly accurate in some situations, I prefer my students to do the hard work of using the local cun measurements first (when available). Once they master identifying the cun measurements, I find they use the "cheat" methods a little more accurately and make less Acupuncture point location mistakes. Think of it like learning to walk before you run!
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You did a great job. I'll like to have your email address