Master Myofascial Cupping from Udemy

Have you ever thought “is cupping really working?” while treating? Or while getting out your cups, fumbled with an explanation of how they work when your client asks? If so, you are in the right place.

Cupping has been gaining popularity rapidly, particularly after the last Olympics when several athletes were seen with the classic red circle marks of cupping. Celebrities are on the bandwagon as well. All of this is for good reason. The health benefits to be had from the regular use of myofascial cupping therapy are vast.

Many massage therapy programs are now teaching basic cupping techniques as part of their program, and if not, taking a cupping course is usually one of the first courses taken for CE credits by many therapists. This course is the next level. I will be going over key concepts such as:

How to accurately identify myofascial adhesions
How to painlessly and quickly treat adhesions
The most up to date research on how cupping works
How to seamlessly add cupping into your treatment plan

I have been using cups as a regular part of treatment for almost a decade. I have treated hundreds of patients, and through that experience, I have developed a technique that has given me the fastest, longest lasting and most reliable results when using cups.

This course is designed to build a strong foundation for using myofascial cups. I will show you how to go beyond treating general myofascial adhesions. I have thoughtfully and painstakingly put together the most comprehensive course on myofascial cupping, but it all starts with assessment.

As an instructor at one of the most successful massage colleges in Canada, I have realized that identifying and assessing myofascial adhesions is the hardest concept to grasp. This course demonstrates the exact technique on how to do so with complete clarity.

Note: This course is not valid for continuing education credits/hours.

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Develops professional cupping skills and deep expertise in myofascial cupping

Builds a strong foundation for using myofascial cups, starting with myofascial adhesion assessment

Taught by an instructor at a successful massage college in Canada

Examines the most up to date research on how cupping works, ensuring students gain a comprehensive understanding

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Learners who complete Master Myofascial Cupping will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Sports Therapist

Sports Therapists are very similar to Athletic Trainers, but they often work with a wider range of clients, including both athletes and non-athletes. They use a variety of techniques, including myofascial release, to help clients to improve their performance and recover from injuries. This course will help Sports Therapists to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Physical Therapist

Physical Therapists help people to restore and maintain physical function after an injury, illness, or disability. They use a variety of techniques, including myofascial release, to help patients to improve their range of motion, strength, and flexibility. This course will help Physical Therapists to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapists help people to develop the skills they need to perform everyday activities. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve range of motion and reduce pain. This course will help Occupational Therapists to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Chiropractor

Chiropractors use spinal adjustments and other techniques to relieve pain and improve physical function. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to relieve muscle tension and improve the range of motion. This course will help Chiropractors to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Athletic Trainer

Athletic Trainers work with athletes to prevent and treat injuries. They use a variety of techniques, including myofascial release, to help athletes to improve their performance and recover from injuries. This course will help Athletic Trainers to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Massage Therapist

Massage Therapists work with clients to improve physical function, relieve pain, and promote relaxation. They use a variety of techniques, including myofascial release, which is a type of massage that targets the connective tissue surrounding muscles. This course can help Massage Therapists to develop the skills needed to effectively use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Naturopathic Doctor

Naturopathic Doctors are licensed healthcare professionals who use natural therapies to promote health and prevent and treat illness. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve circulation, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. This course will help Naturopathic Doctors to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Acupuncturist

Acupuncturists use thin needles to stimulate specific points on the body. This can help to relieve pain, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. Myofascial cupping is a complementary therapy that can be used alongside acupuncture to enhance the results. This course will help Acupuncturists to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Massage Instructor

Massage Instructors train and educate students in the art and science of massage therapy. They often use myofascial release as a part of their teaching, as it can help students to understand the importance of working with the connective tissue. This course will help Massage Instructors to develop the skills needed to effectively teach myofascial cupping to their students.

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Wellness Coach

Wellness Coaches work with clients to help them achieve their health and wellness goals. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve circulation, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. This course will help Wellness Coaches to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Fitness Trainer

Fitness Trainers help clients to improve their physical fitness. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve range of motion, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. This course may help Fitness Trainers to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Yoga Instructor

Yoga Instructors teach yoga classes to students of all levels. They often use myofascial release as a part of their teaching, as it can help students to improve their flexibility and range of motion. This course may help Yoga Instructors to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Pilates Instructor

Pilates Instructors teach Pilates classes to students of all levels. They often use myofascial release as a part of their teaching, as it can help students to improve their core strength and stability. This course may help Pilates Instructors to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Personal Trainer

Personal Trainers work with clients to help them achieve their fitness goals. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve range of motion, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. This course may help Personal Trainers to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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Health Coach

Health Coaches work with clients to help them achieve their health goals. They often use myofascial release as a part of their practice, as it can help to improve circulation, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. This course may help Health Coaches to develop the skills needed to use myofascial cupping as a part of their practice.

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