Whitney Lowe's Orthopedic Massage DVD

Volume II: Lower Extremities


Learn advanced orthopedic tests & soft tissue treatments: nerve entrapment syndromes, muscle strains, ligament sprains, postural dysfunctions, joint pathologies, myofascial trigger point pain & other conditions!

The lower extremities is the lives of locomotion, so they take quite a pounding for repetitive loads as well as other activities. Lower extremity pain and injuries are common in numerous activities resulting from repetitive motions such as lifting, moving or other mechanical challenges.

The soft tissues of the thigh, knee, leg, ankle and foot can be overwhelmed from these loads, massage therapy is a key treatment for orthopedic disorders affecting this region.

 
 This second in the series demonstrates Lowe’s assessment and treatment methods for the Lower Extremities. Including: Knee & Thigh, Foot, Ankle & Leg. Over 20 assessments and over 35 soft tissue techniques.

 
 

$62  

For a limited time, discounted price for those who have purchased Vol 1 (Normal price $69)
   
 

DVD Contents

 

  

DVDs in this Series

Volume I: Back, Neck, & Pelvis

Volume II: Lower Extremities

Volume III: Upper Extremities

Get all Volumes I, II, III and Save

 

$179  

 
This DVD series demonstrates Lowe’s assessment and treatment methods for soft-tissue conditions. Designed to complement Lowe’s texts, these DVDs show exactly how to perform evaluation procedures that illuminate the nature of your client’s condition. They then offer you detailed demonstrations of the most effective treatment methods for both common and complex soft-tissue complaints.

Whitney applied his highly developed teaching skills to these DVDs, making them easy to follow and understand, and easy to navigate with detailed menus. Also, while Whitney has packed these DVDs full of information, they are filmed with efficiency and time considerations in mind so that practitioners may utilize their time effectively.

Use these great informational gems along with Whitney’s texts for additional visuals and active demonstration.

 

 

Features:
  • Teaches established, comprehensive orthopedic assessment methods for determining the nature of your client’s condition.
  • Demonstrates effective, proven, and innovative massage techniques for treating pain and injury conditions.
  • Treatment techniques are diverse, coming from across the field. Includes anatomical reviews using highly detailed and excellent illustrations/animations from Primal Pictures.
  • Provides kinesiological principles as well as other clinical science tidbits throughout.
  • Multiple camera angles for clear viewing. Detailed, click-to menus for quick access.
  • Superior graphics & animations
  • Each DVD is 2 hours each.

Testimonials:

“As a former producer, I know how difficult it is to get it all right when you’re shooting instructional content. Yet, you made it look like you got it in one “take.” So congratulations on a job well done.” Marilyn K.

“Just wanted to let you know that your DVD is ‘excellent.’ You did an excellent job. What a great accompaniment to your workshops and the on-line courses. Thank you so much. I look forward to the other DVDs. BRAVO! Gail R.

 
   

 

About the Author:

After years of clinical research and practice in the healthcare setting, Lowe developed his Orthopedic Massage approach for massage therapists who treat pain and injuries with massage therapy. Wanting to help practitioners challenged with the demands of today's clients, Lowe spent years in research. His programs and books demonstrate his dedication to research-based approaches.

Lowe has been a massage educator for over 17 years. He is the author of the books, Orthopedic Assessment in Massage Therapy and Orthopedic Massage: Theory and Technique. He researches and authors articles on pain and injury assessment techniques in numerous publications.. Whitney is frequently a featured author in Massage Magazine, Massage Today, Massage & Bodywork, and Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies. See his website  http://www.omeri.com/

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