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STRETCH THERAPY EDU-004E

For Sport and Manual Therapies

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Stretching has an important part to play in the care of soft tissues after strain. It is used to promote recovery of the musculoskeletal system after exercise or post acute trauma. Within physical therapy, manual stretching is used to remove muscle tension, hypertonicity and restore normal stretchability to soft tissue. This books contains a review of research, theorectical background, color photographs of techniques and discussions of complications and contraindications related to the topic. This book written by Jari Ylinen with a forward written by Leon Chaitow is an excellent resource and learning tool for manual, sport and massage therapist alike.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jari Ylinen, MD, PhD specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation and registered remedial masseur. he is head of the department of Physical Medicine and rehabilitation at the Central Hospital of Central Finland. Practices as a private practitioner and teacher of mobilization and manipulation.

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Includes a Comprehensive Review of Research on the Topic
Theoretical background and physiologic mechanisms are explained
Color photographs and anatomical drawing are used to clearly illustrate techniques
Textbook contains over 160 color photos and over 200 drawings
This product is appropriate for Manual Therapists, Massage Therapists and Sports Therapists

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