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Sports massage therapist Sports Massage is a much in demand application of massage especially for sports people.Massage Therapists considering in the sports
Massage Therapy in the Sports massage IndustrySports Massage is an ever-changing and much in demand application of massage and this special CPE Event will introduce you to three presenters who have worked or experienced Massage in the elite sports Industry. This is an excellent introduction to working with elite athletes and must-see for sport massage therapists to work at this level and the required knowledge. |
Massage with Medicine” is the theme for the 2015 Annual National Conference, 9-10 May 2015, so join us to experience Australia’s peak massage industry event as well as enjoying sunny Perth. View the program online and book now! Download the conferences program and program kit.
Medibank update
Medibank have advised that they are continuing to experience system difficulties with the issuing of provider numbers to new applicants. Medibank have indicated they understand this unexpected issue has caused frustration for our members and anticipate that it will be resolved by the end of February. Medibank have requested AAMT communicated the following three key items to our members:
Medibank will advise AAMT when the issue has been resolved. Massage Therapists considering working in the sports industry.
There are many ways in which the benefits of massage can improve the quality of your life. Many people think the benefits of massage are restricted to relaxation (which in itself is hugely important!). But there are numerous other health and wellbeing benefits.
Peer-reviewed medical research has shown that the benefits of massage include: pain relief, reduced anxiety and depression, and reduced blood pressure, heart rate. The release of endorphins and serotonin can: prevent fibrosis or scar tissue, increase the flow of lymph, and improve sleep.
Relief from pain due to musculoskeletal injuries and other causes is one of the other major benefits of massage. It can also relieve tension headaches.
Growing knowledge in Australia about the benefits of massage therapy
the benefits of massage therapy are fully integrated into the Australian health care system (via alternative and complementary medicines and practitioners). Awareness of the many benefits of massage therapy is increasing all the time.
Acupressure or trigger point massage may be very beneficial in relieving back pain. After massage, EEG patterns indicate enhanced performance and alertness on mathematical computations, with the effects perhaps being mediated by decreased stress hormones.
Massage has been shown to reduce subclinical depression. Massage has been used in an effort to improve symptoms and disease progression in HIV and terminal cancer patients. The benefits of massage therapy for these patients are significant in improving and maintaining quality of life.
The benefits of massage for your body
Massage stimulates the immune system by increasing blood flow and lymph drainage. It improves circulation and relieves congestion in the tissues. It stimulates the production of blood cells and promotes lymph flow which hastens the elimination of cellular wastes. It helps clear muscles of lactic and uric acid that build up during exercise and relaxes muscle hyper tonicity as well as relieves muscle tension.
Benefits of massage also include improving muscle tone and delaying muscle atrophy resulting from inactivity. Deep massage can separate fascial fibers, and prevent the formation of adhesions and helps reduction of inflammation and edema in joints and soft tissue. Massage stimulates increased proprieties and kinesthetic awareness of the body
Massage assists the body’s natural ability to heal itself. It relaxes and tones the muscles preventing injuries, increases circulation and therefore improves the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to all body cells.
One of the best benefits of massage is that it makes you feels great!!!
Massage Therapists Journal is due to be delivered to you very soon. “Massage with Medicine” is the theme for the 2015 Annual National Conference, so join us to experience Australia’s peak massage industry event as well as enjoy sunny Perth.
AAMT Journal will include the program for the AAMT National Conference 2015 to be held in Perth WA. I urge you to consider attending not only for education but also to be among like-minded professional colleagues and learn from each other and network. Perth is a fabulous city and the Crown Metropol is an exceptional venue. So book early and you could also consider adding a few days to explore the sights of Perth WA.
Sex services undermine legitimate massage A recent series of raids by Victoria Police on what the police term ‘massage parlours’, masquerading as legitimate massage clinics but providing unregistered sexual services highlights the need for an urgent review of the regulations governing the massage sector. The issue of offering sexual services has sullied the reputation of the legitimate massage sector for many years. The credibility of remedial massage therapy clinics, their legitimate place as health service providers and the safety of the public and practitioners is difficult in a solely self-regulated profession. Current legislation enables the prosecution of individuals who have been shown to have committed a sexual offence or provided an unregistered sexual service in Victoria, but it has not redressed this problem. AAMT supports Australia’s governments in seeking to establish an enforceable obligation for those claiming to provide massage through the new draft National Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers as a positive first step. However, in its current draft form, the Code is limited in its application and is unlikely to redress the current loopholes. AAMT is seeking a collaborative approach with all State, Territory and Federal Governments where, in addition to the National Code, professional associations have the opportunity to monitor practitioners registered under a Standardised Title of Practice that clearly states to the public their professionalism and education standards. Anyone outside of the Single Massage Register would not be deemed as a professional remedial therapist, making it easier for law enforcement agencies to identify illegal brothels and take appropriate action. This would also make a clear statement to the public as consumers and will help them ensure they are being treated by legitimate remedial massage therapists. – See more at: http://aamt.com.au/aamt-bulletin-july-2014/#row5
Deep tissue Sports massage
As the name might suggest, this style of massage can be deeply mobilizing. The Deep Tissue form of massage uses firm pressure and stretching to loosen areas of tightness, restoring flexibility and movement.
This style of massage works deep within the muscles to free areas of restriction and help correct posture. This style of massage is greatly beneficial for suffers from lower back pain or neck and shoulder tension.
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Sports massage and injury rehabilitation.
When vigorous exercise leaves your muscles feeling fatigued, stiff, and sore, sports massage therapy can help. Sports Massage stretches and lengthens shortened muscles and reduces spasm. The Massage improves circulation, which speeds up the removal of waste products that can make you sore and brings in oxygen and nutrients your muscles need to rejuvenate. By helping your muscles return to normal function, massage can help you resume activity sooner and enhance your performance. Regular sports massage is an important part of a training routine because chronic tension can impair performance and lead to injury.
Deep tissue Sport massage
Massage in sports, particularly elite sports is now an accepted and expected practice. The benefits of regular soft tissue therapy for athletes have been well documented and the expectations on therapists to “know their stuff” when it comes to providing specific and effective treatment is higher now than it has ever been.
This presentation will explore the role of the Massage Therapist in the Sports Medicine Team and also how they can tailor their treatments to produce the best results for their athletes.
Outlining the logistics of treatment delivery and the physiological effects of the various forms of sports massage, Shaun will provide insight into the specialised world of massage in sports. Shaun Brewster is a Sports Musculoskeletal Therapist, Exercise Physiologist, Remedial Therapist, Running Coach, Author and Educator. He has been training therapists for 13 years and in private practice for 16. Shaun has been a Lecturer, Course Co-ordinator and Head of School. He currently manages the Remedial – See more at: http://aamt.com.au/
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Massage in sports
– injury management
– herbal medicine
– Bowen technique
– deep tissue massage
– stress and pain relief
– tai chi and reflexology
– alternative medicine.
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Massage or manual bodywork comes under the category of complementary or allied health in Australia. Remedial massage refers to several specialised techniques which locate and repair dysfunction within muscles; it also supports and accelerates the body’s own ability to heal. Massage is applied directly to the skin usually using oil.
Stretching and moving the joints through their range of motion is often included in the treatment. Apart from making you feel great, there are many benefits of Massage that can improve your quality of life. Some of the benefits include:
Loosen contracted, tight muscles and promote optimum muscle health
Pain Relief
Relaxation
Stimulation of Immune System
Prevention of Injury
Increases Blood flow and lymph circulation
Reduce feelings of anxiety and depression
Improved Posture
Increased flexibility Massage techniques provided by Lajos Telek Remedial Massage Therapists include:
Deep Tissue – slow, deep movement working along the muscle fibers Trigger Point Therapy-works with referred pain patterns and compression of the tender spots within the muscle to reduce pain.
Sports and Rehabilitation- movements across the muscle fibre, compression, vibration and deep tissue movements along the muscle fibres Myofascial Release- slow stretching movements and gentle pressure using heat from therapists and client to release the fascia Swedish Massage- relaxing strokes of effleurage, petrissage and percussion are used to increase circulation of blood and lymph. Reflexology-thorough foot massage to promote relaxation self-healing and energy balance for the whole body.
Injuries Can be recover by Remedial massage sport massage deep tissue massage
Massage is often used in conjunction with physiotherapy particularly with sports injuries and spinal dysfunction. While your physiotherapists may do some trigger point releases, extensive massage should be performed by a remedial massage therapist. When joints are tight, muscles are often involved and need to be treated as well. Go on, spoil yourself.
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Massage is more than just word of massage. it covers a wide range of medical issues.
Massage is the practice of influencing soft tissue by physical, functional, and in some cases psychological purposes and goals by accredited professionals.
Complementary and alternative medicines are attracting more and more attention within the context of health care provision and health sector reform. The term alternative medicine, as used in the modern western world, encompasses any healing practice “that does not fall within the realm of conventional medicine”. Complementary medicine generally refers to the same interventions when used in conjunction with mainstream techniques.
The question: What is massage can be contextualized within complementary and alternative medicines because it can be used either independently, or along with mainstream techniques.
Massage or manual bodywork comes under the category of complementary or allied health in Australia. Massage professionals and professional areas belong to the ever-growing group of allied health professionals and their subspecialties.
Because their job descriptions become more specialized, massage therapists must adhere to national training and education standards, their professional scope of practice, and often prove their skills through diplomas, certified credentials, and continuing education. Members of the profession must be proficient in the use of many skills.
Your massage professional should be able to give you a comprehensive answer to the question of what is massage therapy and – more importantly – how it will benefit your particular needs.
Massage is the practice of influencing soft tissue by physical, functional, and in some cases psychological purposes and goals by accredited professionals. Massage involves acting on and inspiring the client’s body with pressure (structured, unstructured, stationary, and/or moving), tension, motion, or vibration done manually or with mechanical aids. Target tissues may include muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, joints, or other connective tissue, as well as lymphatic vessels, and/or organs. Massage can be applied with the hands, fingers, elbows, forearm, and feet.
There are over eighty different massage modalities. The most cited reasons for introducing different massage modalities have been client demand and perceived clinical effectiveness.
What is massage Therapy.
The intent of the Scope of Practice is not to be a restrictive description of massage therapy but an inclusive expression of the core characteristics of massage therapy.
The word “massage” has many different Ancient roots, from the French massage “friction of kneading,” or from Arabic massa meaning “to touch, feel or handle” or from Latin massa meaning “mass, dough”. In distinction the ancient Greek word for massage was anatripsis, and the Latin was frictio. An older etymology may even have been the Hebrew me-sakj “to anoint with oil”.
Massage stimulates the body’s own natural healing powers. revitalize our physical and mental well-being. And promotes deep relaxation. Remedial massage is for muscular and mental stress release.Yes, remedial massage is for muscular and mental stress release. Help to recover from sports injuries or any other related injuries. Help to release pain from muscular tension. Release from tendons pain. Release muscular stiffness. Recover from joints and ligament injuries. Alleviate pain and ace from arthritis etc.
For more information. What is massage? contact Luie 0433167703