6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

[animal87]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

Guns do you know if it affects pain from nerve damage? My hand/arm/shoulder have been bothering me alot and if it might help id def be more inclined to go try it. If it may make it worse I'll have to wait till I'm haveing a time where the never isnt kicking up so badly.

[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I will look right now. that sounds awesome

hell yeah man. i honestly think the worse part isnt the actual pain from the treatment but the fact that you can feel and hear it popping and releasing. it actually sounds like popping bubble wrap or something similar to that.

[jipped genes]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

i pay 45 bucks for 30 mins. so it is way cheaper than deep tissue and she can do either my entire back or arms and chest in that time frame. same thing for legs and it is a once a month on each area. so cost to benefit is well worth it. i am sure it is cheaper or more expensive in different areas and depends on if you are seeing a chiro, pt or massage specialist. i would look around. i can get it done by the pt for free but then i have to see my primary doc and then get a ref and then go to the clinic, so i would rather just pay out of pocket and not need x rays mri's and all the other crap just for some tissue work.

I will look right now. that sounds awesome

[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I wonder if there are any places here I could try? is it expensive?

i pay 45 bucks for 30 mins. so it is way cheaper than deep tissue and she can do either my entire back or arms and chest in that time frame. same thing for legs and it is a once a month on each area. so cost to benefit is well worth it. i am sure it is cheaper or more expensive in different areas and depends on if you are seeing a chiro, pt or massage specialist. i would look around. i can get it done by the pt for free but then i have to see my primary doc and then get a ref and then go to the clinic, so i would rather just pay out of pocket and not need x rays mri's and all the other crap just for some tissue work.

[jipped genes]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

i have it done and i highly highly recommend it. it opens up bound muscle and tendons like it is cool and man is it effective. is it painful? yeah a little bit but it goes numb after a couple of seconds anyway.

real quick success story with this stuff for me. i torque my knee that i never had an issue with before. i had no tendon damage or nothing major but it was so bad that i couldnt lock out my quad at all or fully flex it. went in and had a treatment done and i was able to lock out and contract the leg completely by 2 days after treatment. after about 6wks of aggressive treatment i was entirely pain free and the splits in my leg were much better and deeper than when we started. it is highly highly effective for sure and get's rid of pain super quick

I wonder if there are any places here I could try? is it expensive?

[6p6]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

Sweet


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[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

Haha, I will look soon. I dont think there will be one within a hour drive of me tho lol.

check out the physical therapy clinics close by man. that's one option. i just got lucky and found a massage therapy office real close that offers it up as well.

[animal87]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

Haha, I will look soon. I dont think there will be one within a hour drive of me tho lol.

[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I wish i could find some where near me to try it anyway.

check around at your chiropractors, massage therapy, and or physical therapy clinics. depending on your state any or all can do it. i think you are in the same state as me and it can be done and is done by all three here

[animal87]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I wish i could find some where near me to try it anyway.

[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

watch these three videos. you can go backwards on these it doesnt matter:

https://youtu.be/ql0imjIpPp8

[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I am looking getting it done boss. I appreciate the post! Thx bro


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no prob man. i am all about fixing people up and this should not only help you heal but should make you far less likely to hurting it again later on

[6p6]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

I am looking getting it done boss. I appreciate the post! Thx bro


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[guns01]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

wow, sounds great. also sounds very painful. to get fixed up i know few people who would not endure it.

i have it done and i highly highly recommend it. it opens up bound muscle and tendons like it is cool and man is it effective. is it painful? yeah a little bit but it goes numb after a couple of seconds anyway.

real quick success story with this stuff for me. i torque my knee that i never had an issue with before. i had no tendon damage or nothing major but it was so bad that i couldnt lock out my quad at all or fully flex it. went in and had a treatment done and i was able to lock out and contract the leg completely by 2 days after treatment. after about 6wks of aggressive treatment i was entirely pain free and the splits in my leg were much better and deeper than when we started. it is highly highly effective for sure and get's rid of pain super quick

[jipped genes]

Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

wow, sounds great. also sounds very painful. to get fixed up i know few people who would not endure it.