Quiz for Table Thai Massage 18 NCBTMB Homestudy CEs

What two bones form the distal portion of the arm above the wrist?

Radial and numerial

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radius and ulna

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phalanges and carpals

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scaphoid and dueteronomous

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My version of table Thai is?

Completely inferior to Traditional Thai massage

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A yogic inspired modification of the work

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Pain science informed and tailored to westerners

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Has lineage all the way back to Thailand the mother country

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What is the main nerve often associated with carpal tunnel syndrome?

radial nerve

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ulnar nerve

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median nerve

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brachial plexus

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Tingling and numbness in the thumb to middle finger are signs of?

potential issues with the radial nerve

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potential issues with the ulnar nerve

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full blown carpal tunnel syndrome

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the bubonic plague

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A client comes in and announces they have carpal tunnel. Do they have a case of carpal tunnel syndrome?

Of course they do. They told me so.

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Only if a blood test says so.

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If we reduce their pain by 2 points on a pain scale they don't.

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If a doctor has given them a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome then yes.

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Table Thai keeps mobility but lacks what from mat based work?

There's no solid foundation to build on.

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The table is just obviously inferior as a platform.

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Compression is more challenging and less varied.

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Lacks the intimacy of nude massage.

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Traditional Thai massage suffers from the fact that:

It's more challenging to get westerners to understand it.

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Insistence on tradition doesn't allow for science informed adaptation.

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No one can explain where the tradition comes from.

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It's a combination of ayurveda, chinese medicine and indigenous Buddhist medicine in Thailand.

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Carpal tunnel syndrome is often confused with this common condition.

Being a tight ass.

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Typing dumb questions in the Massage Entrepreneurs facebook group.

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Thoracic outlet syndrome

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Honeymooner's Palsy

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The major nerve trunk that runs down the arm comes from?

The arterial plexus

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The circumvenists plexus and antecubital nerve

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The radial nerve

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The brachial plexus

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The single arm bone of the upper arm is?

The scaphoid

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The sphenoid

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The humicle

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The humerus

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Trigger point referred pain patterns cause pain where?

always right where people feel pain

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always completely on the opposite side that the person feels pain

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always the entire arm because they have carpal tunnel syndrome

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often it can be in distant areas to where the pain is felt

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If you work on a person and they do not improve at all you should?

refer them out to a medical professional for a proper diagnosis

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book them for 10 sessions once a week to deal with their condition

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press harder next time you work on them

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criticize yourself and your lack of healing ability

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A syndrome is defined as:

A thing our client has.

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A group of medical professionals who won't let us bill insurance!

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A group of symptoms given a name.

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From the greek synos meaning similar to.

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Table Thai is often an easier introduction to the work because:

Our small closed western minds can't contain the wisdom of the ancients.

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It keeps our familiar platform an expands on its potential.

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We don't have to go into detail about asia or how the work originated.

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People always want to try something new.

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In cases of arm and hand pain are the forearm flexors or extensors the issue.

Always the flexors.

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Always the extensors.

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Neither

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Often both are involved.

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When assessing the client’s issue it’s a good idea to:

Only read their medical chart and paperwork.

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Only listen to them as they talk and make eye contact.

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Act as if they know nothing of their own body.

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Consider all available information with care and personability.

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Massage therapists often develop carpal tunnel syndrome because:

They work on a table.

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They have repetitive strain issues that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome.

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They refuse to work on a mat using their hands and feet.

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It's a good thing to destroy your body helping people.

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Self care of the therapist for potential carpal related issues can involve muscles:

All over the body.

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Mainly in the neck and arms.

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Mainly in the legs.

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The hips influence the shoulder which leads to the arm issues we often see.

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Client tells you it’s their first massage and they’re nervous. Do you?

Tell them that's ridiculous and take off their clothes and get on the table.

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Tell them massage is a normal healthy activity.

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Tell them you're happy to start clothed to introduce them to the work and tell them that response is perfectly normal.

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Explain that Table Thai comes from the Buddha and Jivaka the father doctor and is a sacred healing lineage.

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The theory we use as a basic simple template is:

Use as much pressure as possible to relieve pain.

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The client doesn't understand what's wrong with their body and they need to submit to our superior knowledge.

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Based on our extensive knowledge from working with PTs and DCs.

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Pain science informed but pick the client up, move them around, find the tension and release it.

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Thai massage in the western marketplace is?

Asian massage parlor

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Mostly unknown. What is Thai massage?

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It's like tai chi.

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Related to tae bo but far more effective as a martial art.

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You want to transition a client from the table to the mat. Do you?

Tell them you have an offer for 90min on the mat for the same fee as 60min on the table for their next session.

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Tell them that table massage is inferior and they've been sold a lie.

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Tell them that this table is hurting your hands and you really need to change how you work.

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Explain that oakworks doesn't need more money.

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The inside of the upper arm you should be cautious and clear about compression due to?

You can break bones bro!

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The ulnar nerve or "funny bone" doesn't respond well to direct compression.

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The tissue can deform and excess tissue damage can result from any compression in the area.

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This area is a completely contraindicated..

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In the neck the main area of potential nerve entrapment you should look at is?

The splenius capitis

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The splenius cervicis

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Levator scapula (darth levator)

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The scalene group primarily anterior scalenes

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Using mobility we’re allowing motion to access what structures to their origin and insertion?

fascia

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muscles

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nerves

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bones

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You want to add Thai massage to the menu of services at your workplace and need to rally support. Do you?

Give away sampler sessions to practice so they can experience the work.

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Tell them you can charge more money for a new service.

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Give away sampler sessions to practice so they can experience the work. Tell them you can charge more money for a new service. Explain that this is superior and more like orthopedic massage.

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Give them examples of other spas who've added the work.

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One of the advantages of table Thai in marketing is that?

Being asian all consumers think you do excellent foot massage at rock bottom prices.

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Since clients are clothed you can potentially photo and video document everything for social media.

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Deeper compressions make clients feel amazing.

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Clients love doing something different than their friends are envious of.

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Client asks if you can tell them they have carpal tunnel syndrome. You respond:

I cannot diagnose or treat any condition. This is my best guess based on what I observe…

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Tell them everyone has carpal tunnel because the carpal tunnel is a structure in most people's hands.

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Ask them if they were diagnosed by a chiropractor as having carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Ask them more questions about what they are experiencing.

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Client cries after the session and says they don’t understand. They have carpal tunnel syndrome but all the pain is gone. You respond:

Great! I love healing carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Explain that referred pain from nerves can simulate or mimic carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms.

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Tell them if they want to keep their carpal tunnel syndrome gone they need a session 3X a week for 3 months.

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Explain that all their symptoms will come back unless the reschedule asap.

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Client tell you that the pressure is too deep. You respond:

The pressure has to be really deep cause they have carpal tunnel syndrome.

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The pressure is normal but they're responding poorly due to their condition.

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Tell them that pressure sensitivity is normal for beginners.

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Lighten pressure to find the right amount for the client in communication.

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The finger bones are called?

Cubercles from the latin bercles meaning small bones.

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Ptyerygoids latin for long bones.

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Fallopians also Latin, named after the great Italian anatomist Gabriello Fallopio.

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Phalanges, of Greek and Latin origin. Singular form is phalanx. From a tight knit group of or body of troops in close array.

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If someone has had carpal tunnel surgery can they still receive massage for it?

No! Absolutely not. You could be messing with a doctor's diagnosis.

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Yes. Even after surgery the person could still have referred musculoskeletal pain we can assist.

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It's not considered a good idea.

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Carpal tunnel issues are completely out of the scope and practice of massage therapy.

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Client says they have carpal tunnel. Could they have?

A mysterious mental illness.

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Cervical disc issues pressing on a major nerve trunk.

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Emotional instability that manifests as physical pain a.k.a. "it's all in their head."

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A rare immune disorder.

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A client has had carpal tunnel surgery and feels they can get no more help than they currently do. Do you?

Tell them that's absolutely the case.

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Ask them if they've had any tissue work done.

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Explain that stuff is complex and beyond your knowledge base.

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Tell them doctors do the best they can with what they have.

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A client is months away from surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome. We should:

Tell them we cannot help them.

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Ask them why they would get surgery.

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Tell them that we hope we can reduce their discomfort and pain.

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Express that doctors and science are bad.

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Is it better to use your hands or forearm during treatment of soft tissue complaints on clients?

Hands get tired. Forearms are way better.

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Forearms are perfect for the size and shape we're working.

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Hands and fingers allow far more feeling and depth perception.

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Depends on what works best for the client and therapist.

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When we make contact with skin we’re accessing what deeper structures?

cutaneous and subcutaneous nerves

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their soul!

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bones and marrow

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marma and nadis

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When we deliver our work we primarily affect?

bones

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muscle

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skin

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the nervous system

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A client comes in reporting that they have pain running down the back of their leg. Your first thought is that it could be?

Completely unknown

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Absolutely a lumbar disc herniation

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Potentially an issue with the piriformis

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Relates to their shoulder problem

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Side lying position is an excellent position to address what?

only pregnant clients

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abdominal work

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jaw problems

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upper back and neck pain

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Selling Table Thai is easiest when you?

Just tell them the client you want to move them around or mobilize them.

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Make a big deal out of the fact that the work is asian.

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Talk about magic energy lines running through the body.

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Show off your credentials and talk about ancestry excessively.

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Table Thai can be preferable bodywork to which communities primarily?

Hospice patients

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Children with special needs

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Athletes and those in chronic pain

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Diabetes sufferers

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Table Thai is particularly good at addressing what conditions?

Mobility loss and chronic pain management

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Fibromyalgia

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Migraines

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Cluster headaches

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Sen lines are

energy pathways that heal clients

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metaphysical structures verified by double blind studies

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a basic mat teachers gave to students

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to be fixated on above anatomy, far superior to western anatomy

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Table Thai allows mostly full use of your body except?

You lose amazing mobility options.

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Your arms just can't sustain pressure like they can on a mat.

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Fingers are too delicate to good massage work.

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You lose some access to your knees and feet as tools.

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To outside observers who would visually see table Thai it looks like?

Massage

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Yoga

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Orthopedic or maybe sports massage

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Tai chi

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Table Thai techniques can potentially allow you to?

Work longer hours

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Work effortlessly

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Work more effectively

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All three

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The major primary position covered in table Thai that’s often ignored in massage school is?

Side lying

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Seated

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Prone

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Supine

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How should you incorporate this work into your current table sessions?

Just do whatever you want.

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Very cautiously and apprehensively.

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Select bits and pieces and just incorporate into your usual routines seamlessly.

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You should always perform the full sequences otherwise the client's energy is imbalanced.

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You work at a facility that will not allow table Thai. What do you do?

Just call it Thai massage and quit.

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Tell them it's mobilization and stretching.

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Announce spiritual superiority and wave crystals around.

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Tell them they could make more money if they did Thai massage.

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When diagnosing and treating someone’s back pain you should?

We don't diagnose or treat conditions as massage therapists.

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Always refer out to and MD.

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Tell clients PTs have a much greater skill level than we do at functional assessment.

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Tell clients we just make things up to be considered medical professionals.

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Marketing and packaging Thai massage in America looks like?

Making it as lineage based and asian as possible

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Having an extreme focus in vipassana meditation and Theravadan Buddhism

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Packaging it however it works best for your target market.

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Selling it only to the yoga community. They're the only ones who understand it.

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Table Thai is unique compared to many forms of massage in that?

You work the entire body.

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You mainly work clothed.

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Mobilization just isn't expected as part of massage.

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It's got more stretching than any other form of work.

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Table Thai is looked upon with skepticism by many spas, clinics or medical professionals. Why?

There's no standardization for what Thai massage is in the U.S. It's unknown.

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They all know it's hippie bodywork.

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It's not nearly as effective or professional as medical massage.

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It's not taught in massage schools.

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Neck compression should always be done?

In side lying

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In prone

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In supine

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With proper communication with the client about pressure.

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Table Thai contraindications include?

Hemorrhoids

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Unregulated blood pressure

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Being on blood thinners

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All the same contraindications as normal massage.

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The major leg bone we use to mobilize people with is?

The femur

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The tibias

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The fibula

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The patella

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Thai massage is always:

More effective than anything else available.

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inferior to orthopedic and medical massage

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Varied determined by the client's wishes for depth or pressure and stretch.

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Substandard to medical massage and official modalities.

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To legally practice Thai massage in most U.S. states you need what qualifications?

You need a massage license.

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You need to be certified in it.

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You need lineage that goes back to it's homeland Thailand.

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You need at least two years of solid practice.

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If clients tell you they want a nice swedish massage and have paid for such in advance you should?

Convince them that Thai massage is better.

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Announce that you're no longer doing that.

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Give them what they paid for and work with them for mutual beneficial outcomes.

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Ask them who the expert is on massage.

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If our hands get tired?

we need to strengthen them

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we use other tools and condition ourselves slowly

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change body mechanics and use knuckles

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suck it up and work harder

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Although verbal communication is most clear we can use what to get communication about pressure from clients?

facial expressions particularly wincing

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foot movement

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shaking or pulling away

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all of the above

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Mobilizations and particularly passive body contact are?

encouraged culturally

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encouraged by massage schools

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great ways to stretch out the length of a session

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recommended for connection and effective treatment

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Sen lines are?

Magic energy lines in Thai massage

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Related to meridians and nadis but vary in location

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A basic map a teacher gave a student then told them to do 10,000 sessions

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Probably asian mysticism wrapped in cultural baggage

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When we work the lower leg in tree pose we mainly access?

fibularis longus

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soleus and gastrocnemius

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flexor pollicis longus

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extensor hallucis brevis

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Acetabulum is a latin word that means

"yolo" you only live once

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out of many one

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little vinegar cup

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potato chips with vinegar

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Muscles cause movement. We use movement to?

access those muscles

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condition the client to deeper stretches

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show off to our competition

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do fancy work on camera

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When we work the IT band using our feet we’re mostly working?

vastus medialis

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vastus intermedius

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fascia

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vastus lateralis

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As you work you must continue to?

make sure you're comfortable as you work

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do the best work for the client without regard for your well being

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focus on the client exclusively

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avoid thinking about your own pain

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The rib cage work we do is moving with?

the heartbeat

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the timing of Chuck Berry's Johnny B Goode

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the same movements as respiration and breathing

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opposite the client's breathing

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Pec work on women can be made more comfortable by?

using a towel to dampen pressure and provide more of a sense of security and being covered

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avoiding the area

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proper draping and coconut oil

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using sharper tools like elbows

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Lots of hand pain comes from?

the phalanges

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the carpal tunnel

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the carpals

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the forearm extenstors and flexors

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Two upper back muscles that cause issues for many are?

rhomboids and rectus femoris

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trapezius and levator scapula

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infraspinatus and subscapularis

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anterior scalene and sternocleidomastoid

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Of the techniques we use which is most effective?

compression

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skin stretch

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mobilization

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whatever works best for the client

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One disadvantage of the client being prone is

we can't access the paraspinals

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we can't access the abdomen

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there's no eye contact with the client

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it changes arterial pressure

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The gluteals have lots to do with

low back pain

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upper back pain

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leg pronation

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leg supination

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Which gluteal muscle is often under treated or accessed?

gluteus maximus

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gluteus medius

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piriformis

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gemellus superior

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Thai massage is deeply influenced by

science

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tradition and Theravadan Buddhism

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double blind research

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orthopedic testing

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Fascia is

one of the most important anatomical structures that we work

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more important than muscles

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secondary to the nervous system

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a magic fiber weaving it's way through our bodies

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Knees are

elbows on steroids

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completely useless for bodywork

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too distal to have any sensitivity

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superior in all cases

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We transition clients to the mat by

offering them a longer mat session for the fee of a shorter table session

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telling them Thai massage is superior

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expressing the science based nature of our education and superior methods

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offering steep discounts

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If working causes discomfort you should

start exercising more

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grin and bear it

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realize that less is more

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acclimate your body slowly and feel free to change anything that doesn't work for your strength or mobility

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Props are used to?

make clients comfortable

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ease our own body strain

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make work accessible and effortless

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all of the above

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We prefer folded blankets as props primarily because

they're easier to transport

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easier to clean

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maximum customization to a client's body by folding and shaping

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they're the most professional

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It’s best to sell Thai massage as

traditional work native to Thailand

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superior relaxation service

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pain relief and mobility

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deep painful compression

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We can access the rhomboids by

pulling the arm behind the client opening the chest

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digging an elbow in immediately

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working the feet

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working the lower body

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All the leg work and hip mobility in our sessions helps

low back pain

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just the legs

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just where we touch

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engage the client

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Thai massage can allow you to

diversify your current services

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do less laundry

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save money on lubricants

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all of the above

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Clothes on work allows you to?

film and photo document most of what you do for social media

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creates comfort for clients

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means we do less laundry

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allow maximum mobility in session

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all of the above

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Of the adductors we mainly work

rectus femoris and patella

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gracilis and adductor magnus

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obturator externus and internus

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piriformis and gemellus superior

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