Tuina massage and the harp

Soothing music while the patients recieves a good tuina massage

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Sports

Tags:

• tuina
• massage
• chinese
• medicine
• harp
• sports
• injury
• errol
• tuinauk
• acupressure
• anmo
• acupuncture
• Sports Injury
• Pain

[ErrolLynch]

New tuina training courses starting in January. Tuina observation and clinical practice in London, York and Dublin.

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[SionTheProdigy]

i dont know about you, but i would kill to be in that guys position right now. Getting possibly the best massage in the world next to beautiful music as well. God, i might never want to get off that table, like ever!

[starburst013]

maybe we can recreate this in my room on my worst insomniac nights?

[breakofdawn26]

I never knew about this type of massage until I came across your video. I think this would be beneficial for me to try. Hopefully they have it in Canada

[ND7652]

Why so serious love that line LOL. Thats why we have to experiment from time to time to see what the benefits are.

[DartMRN]

So, an improvised thing, then. That makes more sense, now. The other videos from your clinic have appeared like slices from everyday life, so I assumed the same was the case here.

[ErrolLynch]

Why so serious, if it floats your boat.

Tuina does not need music to be effective, It was a nice thing  to do on the day and there was no extra cost for the session.

[DartMRN]

And these are beneficial to the massage...?

[clairesreelymovin]

vibrations and sound frequency/harmonics produced by the harp simply cannot happen with a CD player.

[DartMRN]

I don't understand this video. If music while massaging was the objective, how is it not cheaper and easier to use a CD-player? I doubt the patient is willing to pay for a live band playing background music to their massage.

[alincielo]

Aaaaaahhh.... :-)))