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Myofascial Lines & FASCIQ® IASTM Techniques
With Dr Solange Mikail

Friday 13th September 2024

Clonshire Equestrian Centre, Adare, Co. Limerick

8.15am - 5.30pm

250eur

(Discount offers available if you are attending more than one day

 - Kinesiology Taping & IASTM Combo  ONLY 450eur (SAVE 50 eur!)

 - Functional Anatomy/Biomechanics, K-Tapings & IASTM ONLY 650eur (SAVE 100 eur!)

Course Outline

Instrument- Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation

This workshop is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of fascia anatomy, assessing myofascial lines, the latest research in the field, and hands-on techniques for using various fascia massage tools on animals. This course is ideal for animal healthcare professionals, massage therapists, physiotherapists, and individuals interested in expanding their knowledge and skills in fascia therapy.

 

Course Objectives:

  • Gain a solid understanding of fascia anatomy and its role in animal movement and function.

  • Stay up-to-date with the latest research and advancements in fascia therapy.

  • Learn how to effectively use a range of fascia massage tools on animals.

  • Develop proficiency in the application of Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) tools.

  • Explore the techniques and benefits of cupping and flossing in fascia therapy.

  • Enhance practical skills through hands-on exercises and case studies.

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Benefits of Soft Tissue Mobilisation

  • Stimulates fascia to release tissue adhesions.

  • Supports recovery of scar tissue.

  • Improved posture, releasing tension in the body and allowing a more balanced posture.

  • Extends range of motion and mobility. This can be beneficial for horses recovering from injury or surgery, as well as those that are generally stiff or immobile due to age or other physical conditions.

  • Improved performance.

  • Stress reduction: relieving tension and helping them to relax. This can be beneficial for both horse and rider.

  • Stimulation of circulation

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Using instruments in equine therapy

  • What is fascia and why should we care?

  • Cupping technique for muscle relaxation and pressure point release.

  • Benefits and research.

  • Different applications.

  • Use of IASTM tools for fascial tissue treatment.

  • Practice by regions of the equine body.

 

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