Same purpose as the previous one but with the stretch of the arm. The operator varies the intensity of the stretch by modulating the pressure exerted with the knee on the palm of the athlete (with the permission of Dr Giovanni Chetta). (FIG.30)
The operator varies the intensity of the stretch by modulating the pressure exerted with the knee on the palm of the athlete (with the permission of Dr Giovanni Chetta). The last two photos show the use of the technique stripping on the palmar side of the forearm. (FIG. 31)
Test of the third finger, to check the degree of release of the m. extenders. With a press in deep friction on m. Extensor of the third finger, the possible extension of the finger is checked individually. In the negative case, a centrifugal dissection is performed on the extensor muscles. (FIG. 33)
Above the affected anatomical area.
(FIG.35) In aid of prevention or for the reactivation phase for some years, where the case requires it, I have been using kinesiologico® taping.
Thanks to the advice of Ft Rosario Bellia, Physiotherapist of the Italian National FIHP, teacher and experimenter of the technique and use of kinesiologico® taping, and dear friend, I had a superb feedback and feedback from the athletes treated. great potential of this methodology, as well as for the supporting / containment prevention purpose, also for the great help that the tape exercises after a manual movement of myofascial detachment. And "thanks to the properties of the tape and its convolutions that the state of release obtained is maintained longer over time for the greater benefit of the athlete. More detailed information on this technique can be found via the links below in websites from Rosario Bellia and from Visiocare who provided me with the products for the tests.
THANKS...
In addition to reporting their works in the reference bibliography and sitology, I want to say thanks to these extraordinary people: Bellia Rosario, Casciotti Maurizio, Chetta Giovanni, Crippa Lorenzo, Dalton Erik, Polimene Federico, Riggs Art, Stecco Luigi and Antonio.
I owe a warm thanks to Piera and Massimo of COBRAGYM of Seregno for their willingness to allow me to use the gym equipment for my tests.
... and DEDICATION
This second and final part of the technique passive is a personal dedication of thanks to researchers and scientists who deal with human physiology, anatomy, biomechanics. Their contribution, for us sports operators, is the starting point for making our techniques and dexterity for athletes more and more targeted and effective. It is thanks to their research that we can find explanations to scientifically validate the effects that our manipulations, massages and applications have on the human body, thus improving the sports performance of an athlete. Usually when it comes to sports and athletics, reference is made almost exclusively to the figures of the sports doctor, orthopedist, osteopath, physiotherapist, masseur, trainer etc, but very few times are mentioned those who carry out that obscure basic research work. I would like to remember some of these extraordinary people such as Antonio Dal Monte, William Gibson, Serge Gracovetsky, Robert Schleip, David Simons, Carla Stecco and many others.
I would like you all to know of the esteem and gratitude I have towards you, thanking you again for your research and dissemination, foundations and pillars for us sports operators.
A big thank you so,
Maurizio Ronchi
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