POST ISOMETRIC RELAXATION STRETCHING – Pain Relief with Post Isometric Relaxation Stretching Technique (PIR) – 14 LIVE & 6 Home Study CEs – CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

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POST ISOMETRIC RELAXATION STRETCHING – Pain Relief with Post Isometric Relaxation Stretching Technique (PIR)

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NOTE: This course satisfies State of New Jersey Board of Massage Therapy license renewal requirements and consists of the following number of CEs: 

  • 14 LIVE NCBTMB Approved CEs
  • 6 FREE ONLINE State of New Jersey Board of Massage Approved CEs

Seminar Level: Intermediate/Advanced (No Prerequisite Needed)

Instructor: Dr. Jeffrey Cullers

In this engaging and challenging seminar, Chiropractic Physician, SOMI Certified Medical Massage Practitioner/Trainer and Licensed Massage Therapist Dr. Jeffrey Cullers, will present the science and practical application of as well as, the incredible benefits of Post Isometric Relaxation Stretching Techniques (PIR), also known in the US as a Manual Muscle Energy Technique. 

Dr. Cullers will discuss and demonstrate how Post Isometric Relaxation Stretching Techniques (PIR), a Manual Muscle Energy Technique tool is used to improve function through the release of hypertonic musculature and has been found to be more effective than simple stretching.  Studies show that PIR immediately decreases chronic and acute pain by an astonishing 94%.

Post Isometric Relaxation Stretching Techniques (PIR) are commonly used by osteopaths, and utilizes an isometric contractual phase followed by gentle stretching of the same muscle. 

Dr. Cullers will instruct the students on how to use proper body positioning when performing PIR for a variety of muscle groups to avoid injury and maximize the therapists’ ability to work easier.

Students will learn and be able to immediately use the PIR techniques presented in their own practices.

What to bring

  • Massage Table and Linens 
  • Massage lotions or oils
  • Snacks
  • Nonalcoholic beverages

What to wear

  • Loose comfortable clothing such as yoga or fitness attire.