In Muscle Meridian Sedation Volume 3, Ohashi continues this series on how to provide effective and safe treatment for difficult structural problems such as dislocation or misalignment. You will learn how to position the legs for bilateral hip socket sedation to effectively treat “jitsu” or tightness, and the so-called “caved-in back.” Ohashi demonstrates his extensive technique for bilateral neck sedation, using both feet and scarf, and offers important pointers when working with stiffness in the neck. In the wrist and thumb sedation segments, he instructs you on how to correct dislocations. The new Kiai exercise, important for establishing timing and balance is also included. You will find Ohashi’s clear and energizing manner easy to follow. Lesson subjects are easily accessed for quick review.
CONTENTS
Preparation Exercises
Sit Up Position
- Bilateral Neck Sedation Head Tilted
- Bilateral Neck Sedation Head Rotated
Prone Position
- Lower Back Sedation Lumbar 1,2,3,4
- Bilateral Hip Socket Sedation
- Leg Positioning for Lumbar Sedation
Supine Position
- Lumbar Sedation from the Hara
- Neck Sedation with Scarf
- Bilateral Neck Sedation with Scarf & Feet
- Thumb Sedation
- Wrist Sedation
