Spinal Training | Réseau des massothérapeutes professionnels du Québec

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The therapist will be working with a large amount of mobility, flexibility and breathing exercises, as well as exercises to balance the nervous system.

By learning spinal training techniques, the therapist will be in a position to know why and when to use this type of exercise, in addition to having a better background to develop and offer appropriate and safe exercises.

Benefits

With a kinesiological and biomechanical vision of the body, spinal training:

Improves posture, figure and proprioception;
Increases strength and endurance;
Enhances mobility and suppleness;
Improves breathing;
Balances the nervous system;
Helps reduce pain and discomfort.

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Proceedings

Following a massage, kinesitherapy or orthotherapy care, the therapist will recommend appropriate and safe exercises to his clients. He can then provide them with tools, so that they can take part in the improvement of their health status.

Contraindications

The exercises recommended following a care are adapted to the physical condition of each individual. The therapist can offer his clients different exercises that will respect their physical body and meet their specific needs.

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