Fascia and Low-Back Pain Webinar with Til Luchau

08/25/2016

"Fascia and Low-Back Pain" with Til Luchau will be available free to the entire massage and bodywork profession until August 31. Simply register online for access to watch the on-demand webinar, one of the 100+ available to ABMP members.

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Historically, up to 85 percent of back-pain cases have been thought to have no known cause. Recently, a number of researchers have identified a contributor to many kinds of previously unexplained low-back pain: the highly innervated and multilayered thoracolumbar fascia. Join popular presenter Til Luchau as he demonstrates several hands-on myofascial techniques for the thoracolumbar fascia and walks us through a chapter from the second volume of his best-selling Advanced Myofascial Techniques textbook. Get the optional ebook for two sneak-peek chapters to Volume II, as well as a mini-manual and note organizer with additional back-pain techniques.

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