Massage & Bodywork

May/June 2012

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In massage school, I learned that a side-lying position was only to be used if someone, such as a pregnant woman, was unable to lie prone. The side-lying position was like the alternate cheerleader who only performed when the varsity girl was out sick. In practice, I've learned just the opposite—a side-lying position is the secret weapon for clients with hip and shoulder pain. Celebrate ABMP's 25th anniversary and you may win a refund on your membership. ABMP.com. 67

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