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October 29, 2019 |
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Physical Education (PE) is often viewed as a marginal subject within the curriculum. And many secondary schools actively reduce PE time to make way for what are deemed more “serious” or “important” subjects.
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Research shows that painful swimmer's shoulder may be due to heavy training load and a 'no pain, no gain' work ethic.
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Take the word 'massage' out completely and use something else, RMT says
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The effective management of pain is a problem which confronts all manual therapists.
This book provides a clear picture of our current understanding of pain mechanisms and shows how that knowledge should inform approaches to treatment. The knowledge of pain science that the book conveys will help the therapist select the best approach to the clinical management of each patient.
This approach provides readers with a comprehensive reference to evidence-based information that should enable them to manage their clients’ pain as effectively as possible.
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Compacted work weeks, whether dictated by physical demands or a focus on self-care can lend well to unconventional pursuits, related or unrelated to massage. For many massage therapists, there is time to enroll in continuing education programs or courses that would be generally cramped by 9-to-5 demands. Teaching morning classes at a yoga studio or massage college allow for afternoon and evening bookings, the time frames that are most desired by clientele with traditional jobs.
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