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APPLIED KINESIOLOGY
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: Massage Therapy College of Manitoba [>>]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Winnipeg, Canada

The ability to identify movement impairment syndromes is crucial when assessing painful dysfunctions. In this course, students analyze the biomechanics of dynamic movement and how, through injury and muscle dysfunction, their movements can become impaired. Drawing from first year anatomy knowledge, this second year course enhances the ability to critically think and effectively identify muscle ......

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In this course students focus on the philosophy, physiology and practical applications of sports massage techniques. Specialized pre and post- event techniques, as well as injury rehab protocols, are explored in detail. Psychological aspects of working with competitive, elite athletes is discussed as are the principles of sports nutrition, injury prevention and training....

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In the MET segment of the sports massage course, students gain a theoretical and practical understanding of how these techniques can be used in conjunction with a massage therapy treatment plan. Through the application of advanced MET, students learn to effectively stretch, strengthen and mobilize muscle, fascia and other soft tissue structures....

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In a profession such as ours, where therapists can chose from a multitude of career directions, a variety of business skills are mandatory to ensure success. In this course, students learn basic business principles and develop specific skills in areas such as marketing, promotion and small business accounting. Along with business concepts, licensing procedures throughout the country and the ben......

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The ability to effectively treat complex conditions requires a variety of technique approaches. Musculoskeletal disorders often present a challenging array of signs and symptoms. Interpreting these appropriately, in order to develop effective treatment plans, requires specific assessment and intuitive skills. This course is designed to integrate the skills and knowledge of previous semesters in......

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The theory and practice of Myofascial Release techniques is just one of many hands-on approaches students study at the college. The anatomy of fascia and related structures and how they influence pain syndromes or restrict complete range of motion, are examined throughout this course. Alternative structural assessment protocols and scar tissue techniques are also developed in this practical class....

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Remedial exercise is often an integral component of any complete massage therapy session. Effectively correcting soft tissue and joint imbalances requires a variety of exercise approaches. In this course, students develop their ability to plan and implement remedial exercise programs that complement their massage therapy treatments. Exercise variables and progressions are reviewed in detail as ......

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Training at The Massage Therapy College of Manitoba involves over 2200 hours of intensive theory and practical course work. Students are in classes a total of 80 weeks and when taken full time, these weeks consist of 4 equal semesters spanning 20 months In year two, our advanced year, students are provided with a theoretical and practical transition from relaxation massage to advanced remedial......

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While anatomy is the study of human structure, physiology is the study of human function. In this course, students are introduced to the body on a cellular level. Tissues, organs and how their systems influence our ability to live and function will be examined under all kinds of conditions. How does my heart keep me alive? How do hormones affect my emotions? These questions and many more will b......

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The Anatomy course focuses on the structure of the human musculoskeletal system. Areas of study include the entire body: joints (arthology), bones (osteology), muscles (myology) and the nervous system (neurology). Utilizing video, palpation exercises and body mapping, students explore the complex relationships these areas have to one another. Anatomy I includes a supervised lab, allowing for ad......

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