Psoas & Iliacus Massage

Soft tissue techniques for the Psoas and Iliacus

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Howto & Style

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• massage
• manual
• therapy
• soft
• tissue
• Patrick
• Ward
• Carson
• Boddicker
• Optimum
• Sports
• Performance
• Therapy
• Psoas
• Iliacus
• Hip
• Flexors.

[timebandit71]

lucky coach lol ......

[Thunderfire99]

Great description of the technique...may I suggest informing people of the danger and contraindications of treating this area; especially the abdominal aorta aneurism.

[hikarunnn]

It looks like the begining of a gay porn movie. xD

[Teagod77]

I hate the gays

[kanata0717]

mmmm yumiiii<3

[beeblmeyer]

Too bad this is only "PG" rated.

:(

Winning legs.

[beeblmeyer]

@timebandit71

Very.

[simdude2u]

treasure trail

[axx43xxx]

@aapompeonm I should add though, that I've had it done *on me*, and as the recipient, I can definitely feel that when I attempt to actively hip-flex, it *feels* like the therapist is on a deep, contracting muscle, not just my abdominals. Course I don't know if it is psoas itself being touched, or the feeling of my viscera being trapped between the fingers and my contracting psoas.

[axx43xxx]

@aapompeonm I wonder the same thing. Active hip flexion will try to anteriorly tilt the pelvis and the abdominals will contract to counter that. I also look at plates 264 and 265 in Netter, and it seems like you are likely to smoosh the ureter and testicular/ovarian vessels that lie on top of psoas. I also wonder how frictioning the posas through all that overlying tissue can cause it to relax. Still, many MTs like this technique, and I assume their clients report having good results. Mystery.

[solomon530]

Quite agree with you guy its nice ?

[hempfestguy]

sexxxxxxxy!