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Integrating IASTM and cupping into manual therapy techniques. This week’s #performancetherapytip is about integrating cups and IASTM tools into manual therapy techniques. Each week I share a tip on performance therapy and training. Be sure to follow me and catch up on all my past weekly tips here 👉 #performancetherapytip WANT TO LEARN MORE? Click here below for all my latest articles, videos, and podcasts, PLUS get my free presentation on 5 Things You Need to Understand to Master Functional Reh

The body is too resilient for tissue to be affected rapidly. When we regain significant amounts of mobility and reduce pain within one session of manual therapy, the perception of stretch and/or threat is changed by the novel stimulation provided by the technique. This along with a positive interaction and expectations from the patient makes for rapid results. If tissues could change that fast rapidly from a stretch, one simple workout would also result in hypertrophy. Tissues do change, just wi