Course Description
“I love this course. It taught me how to use the cups in ways I had never seen before. I’ve already bought myself a set of silicone cups to practice with my family and friends and, in a few weeks, I’ll start using them on my clients!” – Ivelissa M
“The instructor was professional, knowledgeable and the audio/video quality was great. With the information presented in the course, I feel confident in using these techniques to improve the Cupping Therapy treatments I provide my clients. It was an AWESOME course. I learned a lot. Thank you for providing it.” – Keva Larthridge-Mack
Welcome to the Cupping Massage Mastery course where you will learn how to integrate the modern adaptation of cupping therapy using silicone cups into a massage session.
Performing advanced bodywork techniques such as Myofascial Release and Trigger Point therapy has never been simpler thanks to Cupping Massage.
What you’ll learn
- You’ll learn over a dozen cupping massage techniques (such as Paraspinal Release and Reverse Pin & Stretch) that will allow you to go deeper and get even faster results with less pain than just deep tissue massage alone.
- Follow along as you’ll learn step by step cupping treatments for a variety of chronic pain conditions such as rotator cuff strain, tennis elbow, knee pain, low back pain and sciatica, as well as a number of sports injury protocols for the lower extremities that keep my athletic clients performing better and injury-free.
- By the end of this course, you will be able to integrate silicone cupping therapy into a massage session, work with a greater range of clients and wider variety of conditions, explain cupping marks to clients and apply safety precautions by knowing about contraindications.
Requirements
- The only pre-requisites for joining the course are that you’re a professionally licensed healthcare professional or bodyworker and have completed a course in Anatomy and Physiology.
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Top 3 Benefits of Cupping00:02:00
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A Brief History of Cupping00:05:00
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A Word About Cupping Marks00:03:00
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Cupping Contraindications00:05:00
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Supplies and Room Set Up00:05:00
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Applying and Removing The Sllicone Cups00:01:00
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Light Friction Without Suction00:01:00
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Single Paraspinal Release00:01:00
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Double Paraspinal Release00:01:00
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Single Cup Lift and Twist00:01:00
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Double Cup Lift & Twist00:01:00
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Rib Release with Breath00:01:00
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Reverse Cross Fiber Friction00:01:00
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Trigger Point Release00:01:00
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Suction Release00:01:00
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Plunger Method00:01:00
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Popping Method00:01:00
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Cupping in Side lying Position00:02:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for the Neck00:02:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for the Shoulders00:01:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for Pecs00:01:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for Biceps00:01:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for Subscapularis00:01:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for Hamstrings00:04:00
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Active Cupping00:02:00
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Lymphatic Cupping for Back00:01:00
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Flash Cupping00:03:00
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Stationary Cupping00:02:00
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Cupping for Rotator Cuff00:04:00
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Cupping for the Forearms00:07:00
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Cupping for the Hips00:08:00
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Reverse Pin & Stretch for the Hamstrings and IT Band00:04:00
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Cupping for the Calves00:04:00
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Cupping for Plantar Fasciitis00:02:00
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Cupping for the Adductors00:02:00
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Cupping for the Quads00:03:00
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Cupping for Knee Pain00:03:00
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Cupping for Shin Splints00:04:00
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Massage Cupping Techniques for Shin and Calves00:06:00
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Safety and Sanitation of Cups00:05:00