They’re similar Graston utilizes metal tools and has a bit of a different technique and slightly different rationale. The foundation is essentially the same.
@@OverheadAthletics Honestly it looks like Graston is just gua sha translated into modern medical English. I can't find anything about the graston technique that i wasn't already doing with gua sha in my massage practice.
It’s neither. Similar to stretching it must be done on a consistent basis for relatively permanent changes. It can however result in temporary pain relief
I use the back end of a butter knife works great.
I use my elbows and forearms.
how is the Graston technique different from gua sha?
They’re similar Graston utilizes metal tools and has a bit of a different technique and slightly different rationale. The foundation is essentially the same.
@@OverheadAthletics
Honestly it looks like Graston is just gua sha translated into modern medical English.
I can't find anything about the graston technique that i wasn't already doing with gua sha in my massage practice.
Hello sir. Is this graston technique is temporary pain relief Or permanent?
It’s neither. Similar to stretching it must be done on a consistent basis for relatively permanent changes. It can however result in temporary pain relief
Got a peer reviewed study showing efficacy?
There are multiple just use duck duck go
What college class is this for? Where you studying?
This is for patient care not for class. This is physical therapy
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lmbo are you a real doctor
Doctor of Physical Therapy
It might be awkward if male chrioprsctor do that to woman
There are many techniques
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