What is Chinese Tuina ? part 1

[addab]

One of the most unique forms of massage therapy I have seen

[DreamyEyedChild]

Thanks for your response addab

[click1click1click]

arms like arnold!

[DreamyEyedChild]

Brothers in arm

[DreamyEyedChild]

Well...it is not :)

[danydeisler]

it seems di caniooooo :D italian football playerrrr

[DreamyEyedChild]

Dear voaser

What is demonstrated can be a whole body treatment (look at part 2), but is one part of this system, which includes eight forms. The therapist can add different techniques if needed, but according to my experience the one on the video can be used in different ways. Regarding your question about flat pushing - I'm not using it as a replacement to oil techniqes...this style put great emphsis on qigong, so eventually I'm using it as a healing method without contact

Abi

[voaser]

Looks fascinating but does it really get into affecting trouble spots (e.g. muscle knots)? The pressure of the flat pushing seems fairly light. I would like to know if it is more a relaxation technique you are showing here please?

[DreamyEyedChild]

Hi

Thanks for your comment

I do not think this techniqe is meant for overweight, though one result will be an improved blood circulation, which might benefit this condition

[MrISADEO]

The combination of the technique along with Hebrew makes it seem so very soothing. I wish you success. I do have a question. Is this technique also for someone with overweight?

[orionpk]

amazing technique looks very relaxing

[DreamyEyedChild]

Glad to hear you liked it orionpk

Best regards, Abi

[DreamyEyedChild]

Ah...well this is Hebrew, and I used the English terms of the techniques. Anyway, it was funny you mentioned it sounds like Yiddish

[nightshade616]

I am fascinated by the language. It uses what seem to be english words or cognants at certain points (like "kneading") but it sounds like yiddish or turkish, and those languages have words for those words...

[ErrolLynch]

Keep promoting Tuina, what condition are you treating here!

[DreamyEyedChild]

Thank you Errol ! both parts of the form are for generall treatment, with no direction at this phase of the studies to a certain pathology

[DreamyEyedChild]

Thanks for the explanation

Best regards

Abi

[hms2008w1011]

He got it. :) I remember we did it once per year in a certain holiday for all people and we set booth on street to help them. :) Putting a pic there is good but a wrong pic, should be with points one that is traditional Chinese acupuncture pic to show where are the points. :) Not the muscle pic. After this, you will get your best sleep and super comfortable at home.:) everyone need this. :)

[DreamyEyedChild]

@hms2008w1011

Thank you for your response. I did not understand what did you mean regarding "the wrong pic", but maybe you can explain

[dannysees]

This is a good video, wish my wife practiced this.

[manor1730]

blind therapists? that's kind of a cool concept

[DreamyEyedChild]

Blind massage therapy is a old tradition (Chinese Anmo, to Japan as An-Ma...).

The Israeli social security & the Israeli association of the blind are sponsering a 2 year massage therapy for the blind in order to give them a new occupation and a better place in society.

[Xelmon]

@manor1730

Makes sense! When you massage, you feel the tissue. An excellent occupation for a blind person in this day and age!