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Ashiatsu is contraindicated for pregnant women.
Ashiatsu is contraindicated when in doubt of a client’s condition.
Placing deep pressure on popliteal and bony prominences is contraindicated.
It is safe to do Ashiatsu on clients with recent surgeries.
Clients with lots of hair should not receive Ashiatsu.
Scoliosis, kyphosis, and lordosis are contraindicated for Ashiatsu.
Stepping on armpit hair or breast tissue should be avoided.
Watching the client’s body language is imperative.
You should apply deep pressure with the big toe when sliding up the scalene of neck
Clients who easily bruise are contraindicated for Ashiatsu.
Pushing the client’s face straight down into the face cradle will smash their face.
Care should be taken with clients with diabetes and osteoporosis.
It is safe to do Ashiatsu on the frail, elderly.
Ashiatsu is indicated for swollen and inflamed areas.
You should step gently around the client.
Antibacterial wipes for the body like WetOnes are suitable for cleaning feet.
Stepping over the client’s face is acceptable.
You should not place the weight of the foot on the clavicles on Pec-Stretch.
Massage is contraindicated in pathologies in acute stages.
On seated warm-up routine you should not scoot forward to reach the client’s lower back.
It is correct to place a foot on the sacrum and stretch it by pushing the sacrum toward the client’s feet.
It is correct to place a foot on the sacrum and push straight down.
Care should be taken not to pull the client’s hair during neck routine.
Ashiatsu is not recommended for athletes.
Ashiatsu is recommended for client’s who want deep pressure.
Ashiatsu elongates and broadens the muscles at the same time.
Zoro toe (little toe) corners should be filed to avoid a sharp edge from cutting the client.
Ashiatsu will bring balance to your body.
Define Medial.
Define Lateral.
Define Superior.
Define Inferior.
Define Anterior.
Define Posterior.
What is gluteal?
What is the gluteal fold?
Location of Quadratus Lumborum?
With what modality is Ashiatsu associated with?
Chavutti was done for what kind of training?
What does the terminology “pit stop” mean?
On what strokes do we return with a drag stroke?
How is Ski Stroke 2 w/tarsal twist applied differently for a male vs a female?
What are the starting positions for the posterior strokes?
What is the Thenar imminence?
Which places has barefoot massage been practiced?
When do we use head to foot?
Define gluteal cleft?
Choose starting positions for the anterior leg strokes.
What does the word Ashiatsu mean?
Starting positions for posterior leg strokes?
Choose starting positions for the Ski Strokes1& 2.
Define parallel.
Which is the head/foot?
Define perpendicular.
Which is the foot/foot?
Choose starting positions for the Neck Strokes.
How often should you get a pedicure?
Ways to keep feet in good shape?