Instructor: Brian Utting, LMT; NCBTMB #451040-09
A lot of our clients suffer from chronic rotator cuff injuries that seem to stubbornly persist using conventional massage techniques. Learn precise and specific techniques to identify and successfully treat some of the most common injuries to the subscapularis, long head of the biceps, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor. The class will include:
- a review of the rotator cuff anatomy
- assessment techniques for each of the muscle/tendon groups
- palpation review of the rotator cuff and related shoulder structures
- treatment techniques to both improve the injured soft tissue and to improve the range and quality of motion of the gleno-humeral joint
What to Bring: Please see the class description on the Therapeutic Training Center's Website for details
Registration Options: We are offering Brian Utting's classes at a discounted group rate if you register for both classes at once, versus taking each individual class. If you would like to register for just one or both days, please click on the following links to register, otherwise continue on to register for this class. Please note that by taking both days of class, you save $40.
Class Date: August 10, 2024
Class Time: Saturday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Location: Seattle -- Please click on the this link to go to the class description on the Therapeutic Training Center's website for the location detail.
Cost: $180
Cost/Hour: $22.50/hr
CE Hours: 8
Reviewers Discount: If you have taken this class previously through the Therapeutic Training Center, you may review it at a $54 discount on tuition. The reviewer's price for this class is $126 (reg. $180). If you are eligible for the reviewer's discount, please call 206.853.6875 to register or register by mail as the website only offers classes at the regular price.
For other classes offered by Brian Utting, click HERE.
For more information, and to register, please contact: Robbin Blake
Therapeutic Training Center
P: 206.853.6875
info@theratraining.com
www.theratraining.com
