Postisometric relaxation (PIR)

The workshop program:

1. Human musculoskeletal system. Human myofascial structure.
2. Neurological and biochemical causes of hypo and hyper muscle tone. The concept of trigger points.
3. Muscle interaction. Concepts of synergy, antagonism, proprioception, reflex inhibition.
4. Visual signs of suboptimal static position. Criteria for Specific Shortened and Relaxed Muscles, functional blocks and local hypermobility of individual joints.
5. Cross syndromes: upper, lower, laminate.
6. Practical application of manual muscle testing.
7. Types of muscle-energy techniques.
8. Indications and contraindications
9. Practicing post-isometric relaxation techniques for all muscle groups.
10. Separate tricks for working with trigger points.

The program recommended by the "Association of Massage Therapists"

The CPRM company provides for the duration of the seminar professional massage tables to consolidate acquired knowledge.

The CPRM company provides all consumables free of charge and equipment for practice in the center.