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zero balancing

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zero balancing,
n a gentle style of massage based on the belief that there is an energetic body as well as a physical body and that injuries can affect both. Gentle pressure is used at specific points along the skeleton and musculature to return the energetic body to a state of balance within the physical body.


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This is described as a "hands-on method of balancing body energy with body structure that integrates a Western anatomical view of structure with Eastern concepts into a Zero Balancing protocol".
In addition to traditional bodywork therapies like sports, deep tissue and Swedish massage, students can enroll in massage therapy programs that provide training in specific modalities like acupressure, Trager therapy, Thai massage, reflexology, polarity therapy, prenatal massage, myofascial release therapy, canine/equine massage, chair massage, Tuina, Lomi Lomi, Structural Integration, and Zero Balancing, among several others.
Zis for zero balancing, a touch technique, combining Western and Eastern medicine.
 
 
 
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