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- Expires on: 2025/01/24
- Last Update: January 23, 2025
- Price: 39.99 $
About This Course
The Internationally Accredited Certificate in Sports Acupressure equips you with the knowledge and skills to harness natural healing techniques tailored specifically for athletes and active individuals. Combining traditional acupressure methods with a focus on sports-related issues, this course is your guide to alleviating pain, supporting injury recovery, and enhancing physical performance.
Through a structured curriculum, you will explore techniques to address common sports-related ailments, from Achilles tendonitis to shoulder pain. This course is designed for athletes, coaches, and wellness professionals who seek a deeper understanding of acupressure's role in supporting physical activity.
Key topics include:
Comprehensive overview of acupressure principles and techniques.
Targeted acupressure methods for common sports injuries such as ankle sprains, hamstring strains, and rotator cuff injuries.
Practical applications to alleviate muscle soreness, stiffness, and cramping.
Strategies to enhance recovery and prevent overexertion-related issues.
Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Certificate in Sports Acupressure accredited by IAOTH, UK, adding credibility to your expertise in sports wellness and recovery.
This course includes:
Downloadable PDF Course Manual.
Detailed tutorials on acupressure for specific conditions such as:
Achilles Tendonitis
Ankle Sprain
Back Pain
Calf Strain
Cramping (General)
Dehydration Symptoms
Elbow Pain
Fatigue
Foot Pain
Hamstring Strain
Headache
Hip Pain
Injury Recovery Support
Knee Pain
Leg Cramps
Muscle Soreness
Muscle Spasms
Neck Pain
Overexertion
Rotator Cuff Injury
Shoulder Pain
Sprains
Stiffness
Tendonitis
Wrist Pain
