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Basic Clinical Massage Therapy: Integrating Anatomy and Treatment (Lww Massage Therapy & Bodywork Educational Series.)
by James H Clay, David M Pounds
from Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Basic Clinical Massage Therapy
  This book is so beneficial as reference material. The images are unreal and so specific. At least four therapists I know have bought the book since flicking through my copy.

• Wish this textbook was used in class.
  This is the most practical and informative book that teaches what you need to know and what is relevant...not filler material.

• Best massage therapy book on the market
  Why you should buy this book:
  1. If you want to teach yourself massage.
  2. If you massage school gave you a crappy Milady's massage book, or worse, their own hand written, poorly illustrated version.
  3. If you really want to own a great massage therapy reference.
  Why I think its so great:
  The illustrations and visuals, give you everything you need to know to massage any area of the body. They have created a much more 3-d experience to learning massage from a book and... more info

• Just Great
  I have bought many books and DVD's on massage and anatomy and this is by far the best. It acomplishes what others often fail at and what all my teachers tried to instill in me, looking at a body in a 3 dimensional way. Did I mention the DVD? I was soo suprised that it actually showed everthing (well at least all the anatomy, palaptations, striping and crossfibering) thats in the book. I am very glad I bought this book and see using it again and again, unlike several DVD's and books I currently have.

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