Massage Therapy with Tuning Forks Chart
Learn how to apply Ohm Tuning Forks to muscle groups, trigger, reflex and acu-points to relax muscular tension, move stagnant energy, and relieve pain.
Enrich On-Site treatments with a new therapeutic dimension. Easy-to-learn tuning fork applications complement Chair Massage: the back opens up beautifully for shoulder and spinal applications, and sound travels deeply in the body, accessing hard to reach places.
A quick reference for Chair and Table Massage, this 2-sided chart is an informative visual aid and guide. Photos and medical illustrations show what tuning forks to apply, anatomical placement, and explain why each placement is beneficial.
Benefits extend to the practitioner as well. Use tuning fork(s) to alleviate stress and fatigue to thumbs, forearms and wrists, while introducing a new therapeutic element to treatment.
Chart demonstrates the use of the following tuning forks: Mid Ohm (136.1 hz), Low Ohm (68.05 hz) and Osteo™ Ohm (34 hz). Applications feature the Mid Ohm Unison, Ohm Octave, and Low Ohm Octave.
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Description
Learn how to apply Ohm Tuning Forks to muscle groups, trigger, reflex and acu-points to relax muscular tension, move stagnant energy, and relieve pain.
Enrich On-Site treatments with a new therapeutic dimension. Easy-to-learn tuning fork applications complement Chair Massage: the back opens up beautifully for shoulder and spinal applications, and sound travels deeply in the body, accessing hard to reach places.
A quick reference for Chair and Table Massage, this 2-sided chart is an informative visual aid and guide. Photos and medical illustrations show what tuning forks to apply, anatomical placement, and explain why each placement is beneficial.
Benefits extend to the practitioner as well. Use tuning fork(s) to alleviate stress and fatigue to thumbs, forearms and wrists, while introducing a new therapeutic element to treatment.
Chart demonstrates the use of the following tuning forks: Mid Ohm (136.1 hz), Low Ohm (68.05 hz) and Osteo™ Ohm (34 hz). Applications feature the Mid Ohm Unison, Ohm Octave, and Low Ohm Octave.
