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Erik Dalton Myoskeletal Alignment for Low Back, Hip and Leg Pain

DVDJanuary 1, 2012
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ISBN-13: 9780615279398 ISBN-10: 0615279392
Publisher
Erik Dalton Freedom From Pain Institute
Binding
DVD
Published
January 1, 2012
Weight
1.6 lbs
Dimensions
142.00×94.00×196.00 cm

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Erik Dalton Myoskeletal Alignment for Low Back, Hip and Leg Pain by Erik Dalton. DVD edition. ISBN: 9780615279398.

Product Description Erik Dalton, Ph.D. Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques for Low Back, Hip and Leg Pain. This respected multi-modality pain management system is designed to alleviate reflex muscle guarding caused by joint blockage. The myoskeletal method simplifies complex muscle/joint into an easy to follow hands-on format... a quality experience for the visual and kinesthetic bodyworker. Daltons muscle energy and myofascial mobilization techniques offer the pain-management, sports therapist and structural integrator Certified Myoskeletal Therapist credentials that set them apart in the eyes of clients and referral sources. Review This impressive DVD collection takes you to the heart of many chronic pain conditions. A perfect addition to any sports medicine, structural integration, physical therapy, personal training or bodywork practice. --Darren Allen, PT, ATC, LMT, Los Angeles Every new project Erik Dalton undertakes adds a layer of depth to his previous work. Even if you have his other DVDs, this latest, elaborately produced addition adds yet another layer of understanding coupled with many new strategies and tools to enhance the therapeutic effectiveness of any therapist. --Art Riggs, author of Deep Tissue Massage Erik Dalton s videos always offer value for money for the working therapist. Well produced, clear, down-to-earth, and best of all the techniques are always placed in an integrated context so that, as he says, "you dont get stuck chasing the pain ." --Tom Myers, author of Anatomy Trains