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Dynamic cupping is one of the main modalities we use to achieve immediate relief with tight, restrictive muscles.

A great example of the different cup effects showing where fascia was improved by separation/decompression and rehydration around his anterior tibialis.

Initial alignment test (top) shows client’s right leg shorter than the other. Post bodywork session (bottom), legs are leveled at the ankles.

The client’s body in this case is compensating from the hips because of habitual patterns from his day-to-day. Shoulder pain was the symptom, but because of his complex structure, we have to consider correcting the issue starting from his hips.

Dynamic cupping is one of the main modalities we use to achieve immediate relief with tight, restrictive muscles.

Bottom Picture: Post bodywork. Arm is now parallel to the table indicating shoulder range of motion is restored after addressing the pec (and subscap). 

The initial overhead test (left) showed a very big difference between left and right arm capabilities. Re-Test (right) we were able to significantly restore shoulder ROM. ROM being "Range of Motion."

The client had endured a knee injury many years back which he did not heal properly and continued to train in various strenuous activities such as cross fit and jiu jitsu.

‍Left is the initial measurement of (right) knee flexion in question. Right picture is post bodywork session. Knee flexion measured past the desired 140 degrees of flexion as well as improved feeling from the client.