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My guided expose of trigger point therapy which over twelve years have studied, hands on, and seen the near-religious instantaneous relief of just pushing the signal buttons within the muscle, quite literally, which thump with that trapped pain, and cause local, and global pain, in ways only the hands on study of YOU and YOUR MUSCLES can provide, meaning if I work on the bicep I know it will help the upper back as that is connection point but then that also the lower back must be properly massaged to then ease the upper tension, causing a clear patheway from head to feet, in a very very summary way, but also complicated by trapped pain, which relocates by transmission to not so local points, meaning that a signal of pain could be compensated for to your left outer foot, from the right shoulder, meaning your left foot is balancing hard on its edge to protect the upper back in sometimes a small pulse that will miraculously unlock a big problem, which also travels simultaneously through all of the other nerve lines, meaning this is a real-time mapping and problem solving, like an electrician, and I have now acquired enough intuition from book study but mostly seeing it is what just is my specialization because it causes what the muscle half needs and that simply pushing the damaged muscle won't necessarily relax, though sometimes yes, if that is all you want, I can work well, using alternate means, also at my disposal but remember always to know first what i know first and provide the information that trust me, it needs a break, as i can feel its rawness and some light dancing will help rebalance the outer nerves, which can't sometimes handle all that what we mistakenly call "good pain," mistakenly. There is no such thing as good pain, lol, trust me, i'd know too as I have suffered injury and play hurt, as staying active is something I can get you back to as I have treated amnesia, scoliosis, lyme disease, sciatica, myofascial release, and reflexology which being clever and knowing your schedule, tie in by default though whole sessions of each are required for its true effect without taking away from the additive flowing cognition of it during a fast, effective, hour of true medical aid.
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