Would you like to know the 10 most popular Acupuncture points? I call them the TOP 10 and you can get them here FREE! mailchi.mp/acupuncturemasterclass/top10points
Layperson here using points for acupressure. I must say I've looked quite a bit to find guidance in locating this point and your video is without a doubt the best I've found. Thanks so much!
The back Shu points are always tough - improving palpation skills on the spine is the best way to get better at finding these points. Watch for my upcoming course "Anatomical Palpation for Acupuncturists" - coming this year!
Hello again! I have finally completed my lengthy palpation course - but I also have a mini-course available on "Just the Spine". Check it out here if you are still interested - tinyurl.com/yrwd8yhc
Yes, it is the same process for both legs. As for acupressure, there is no specific guideline as to how frequent or long one should press on these points (different problems may require different amounts of stimulation). The main thing is to make sure you are stimulating the area strong enough - not so much that it is painful but it has to be noticeable! I was told years ago that members of the military in China would stimulate this point by tapping their knuckles into this point - kinda like "knocking on the door of ST36"! I hope this helps, Layla!
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Would you like to know the 10 most popular Acupuncture points? I call them the TOP 10 and you can get them here FREE! mailchi.mp/acupuncturemasterclass/top10points
The art of making the simple complicated !
Layperson here using points for acupressure. I must say I've looked quite a bit to find guidance in locating this point and your video is without a doubt the best I've found. Thanks so much!
Those are some very kind words! Thank you so much for watching and I hope you enjoy the other videos just as much!
Excellent teaching method employed in this video. Appreciate the quality share.
One Practitioner to another.
Thanks so much! It means a lot when other practitioners share their positive thoughts - all the very best and thanks again for watching!
Yay! I look forward to any back shyu points that may happen in the future.
The back Shu points are always tough - improving palpation skills on the spine is the best way to get better at finding these points. Watch for my upcoming course "Anatomical Palpation for Acupuncturists" - coming this year!
Hello again! I have finally completed my lengthy palpation course - but I also have a mini-course available on "Just the Spine". Check it out here if you are still interested - tinyurl.com/yrwd8yhc
6:13 3rd way of finding.
Please show wich leg left and right wich side left side and right side area
Very simple explanation of a difficult point to locate precisely!
Thanks so much for the comment! I hope you found it a helpful video...ST36 causes so many problems with students. Have a great day!
Quite interesting. God bless you.
Do you have classes on acupuncture anaesthesia.
Very good teacher
That is very kind of you to say - thanks so much for watching!
Please please could you show us how to find Ren 4 & 6, people's belly's don't often add up to finger messurements!!
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I recently did a TH-cam Short on locating Ren 4 and 6! I hope it helps illustrate how I like to find those two very popular points!
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Can you do spleen 10, please? I see all kinds of different locations. 😮
Yay thank you so much for this❤
Thanks a lot ❤
Niceee...Will be the same for both legs and how many times a day and how long to do the acupressure? Thx
Yes, it is the same process for both legs. As for acupressure, there is no specific guideline as to how frequent or long one should press on these points (different problems may require different amounts of stimulation). The main thing is to make sure you are stimulating the area strong enough - not so much that it is painful but it has to be noticeable! I was told years ago that members of the military in China would stimulate this point by tapping their knuckles into this point - kinda like "knocking on the door of ST36"! I hope this helps, Layla!
@@acupuncturemasterclass thanks so much .really appreciated.
Thank you so much
Ooh and GB 20! Always see that one being done differently.
Interesting! I have a great tip to locate GB20 correctly. Maybe I will throw it in a "teaser" video for the new course! Thanks so much for watching!!
I love ST36
Thank you dr
Sir make more video like that at GB21
Heart 7
Lung 9
Ren 17
Great
Thank you so much! All the best and hope you are doing well!