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This course is for qualified massage therapists who have completed their diploma in Anatomy & Physiology Course content: - Understanding and explaining changes that occur during exercise to the muscular system, origin and action of muscles, the effects of massage on muscle and other soft tissue - Understand and explain the possible stresses and strains put on the spine and other joints in sporting activities. - Understand and explain the principals of training / explain over training and of force & motion. - Explain injury prevention & management and the preventative & rehabilitative training to reinforce massage treatments. - Explain the use of stretching massage movements, the signs & symptoms of inflammation and scar tissue - Understand the techniques of thermotherapy & cryotherapy (ICER) and the rationale for choice. - Explain the possible damage to the skin as a result of sporting activities on different types of surfaces, with regard to clothing, shoes, exposure to the sun, wind and other elements. Practical sports massage - Explain & demonstrate methods of consultation - Containdications to sports massage - Explain & demonstrate the skills of palpation & physical examination compared with pre-massage states to measure the following: passive, active& restrictive movement &fatty nodules. - Manual lymphatic drainage. - Neuro-muscular technique. - Treatment of injury/ pre-event, during & post event. - Common sports injuries that can be treated after medical approval. - Understand, explain and provide feedback and reassurance to the client. - Explain heat sensitivity test. Please bring 3 bath towels 15 Case Studies will be completed Tutor: Paul Reddin In addition to course contents, Paul will arrange: -For students to attend a real sports injuries clinic and assist in the application of treatments to genuine fee paying clients. -Organise for sports clubs to facilitate students to attend training nights and home matches so they can practice their newly learned techniques on real players in a real-life environment -Give continual assessment and feedback to the students through exams every five classes -Include relevant first aid training to sports and clinical environments -Include Taping and Strapping techniques specific to sports injuries facilitating various workshops. Course Fee: €2100 (includes €600 non-refundable booking deposit). I.T.E.C Examination fees are included in the 2nd Installment. A place will be secured on your behalf upon completion of: 1) I.T.E.C application form (Form 1.1) 2) Non refundable Booking Deposit. 3) Fully completed consultation card (Form 1.2) . 4) Previous Student exam number if any ( i.e. ITEC ) |
RAHENY COURSE : Evening Course Starts with a full weekend on 6/7 February 2010 and runs every Wednesday evening from 7pm - 10pm including a full day on 13 March. EXAM Aug 10 |
Included in Cost , Exam Fees: €2100 |