Series Overview
MMT started in the US when polio myelitis was active in early 1940's. Clinicians such as Wright, Lovett and Lowman were the first in the US to develop a muscle testing system that evaluated degrees of muscle strength for the progression of this disease. Since then, MMT has become a popular assessment method and continues to evolve into this modern day. Many practitioners from various disciplines find MMT to a valuable assessment tool.
MMT is an incredible evaluation tool and practice builder for the acupuncturist. Using MMT, before and after, an acupuncture treatment is essential. Strength changes are often noticeably different and it shows the practitioner the chosen acupuncture point selection and application was succussful. In addition, the strength change is noticed by the patient and has an impactful influence on you as an their acupuncturist. It is a profound practitioner and patient experience.
In this MMT video library for the acupuncturist, MMT and acupuncture points are shown for musculoskeletal injuries, muscle/channel imbalances, postural conditions, muscle firing sequences and more.
This video collection is broken down into the following categories: The Neck, The Shouder Joint, The Shoulder Girdle, The Low Back, Hip and Groin, The Knee and The Ankle
Changing muscle strength with acupuncture is something I have been using for 34 years as a licensed acupuncturist in clinical practice. I am excitied to share what has been successful for me.
Courses Included In This Series
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CPDs: Approved By: AACMA (1), ANTA (1), ATMS (1), Acupuncture NZ (1), NCCAOM (1), Standard Certificate (1)
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Language: English
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Course Type: Recorded Webinar
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Course Length: 1h
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Course Notes: There Are No Notes Provided With This Course.
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Access Period: Lifetime
Manual Muscle Testing & Acupuncture: An Injury Based Approach - Course 1
This introduction consists of a brief history of MMT, key guidelines and fundamentals of MMT, which is important for beginners of MMT. Short clips of videos found in Course 2: The Neck, Shoulder and UE and Course 3: The Low Back, Hip and LE.
Course Overview
MMT started in the US when polio myelitis was active in early 1940's. Clinicians such as Wright, Lovett and Lowman were the first in the US to develop a muscle testing system that evaluated degrees of muscle strength for the progression of this disease. Since then, MMT has become a popular assessment method and continues to evolve into this modern day. Many practitioners from various disciplines find MMT to a valuable assessment tool.
MMT is an incredible evaluation tool and practice builder for the acupuncturist. Using MMT, before and after, an acupuncture treatment is essential. Strength changes are often noticeably different and it shows the practitioner the chosen acupuncture point selection and application was succussful. In addition, the strength change is noticed by the patient and has an impactful influence on you as an their acupuncturist. It is a profound practitioner and patient experience.
In this MMT video library for the acupuncturist, MMT and acupuncture points are shown for musculoskeletal injuries, muscle/channel imbalances, postural conditions, muscle firing sequences and more.
This video collection is broken down into the following categories: The Neck, The Shouder Joint, The Shoulder Girdle, The Low Back, Hip and Groin, The Knee and The Ankle
Changing muscle strength with acupuncture is something I have been using for 34 years as a licensed acupuncturist in clinical practice. I am excitied to share what has been successful for me.
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CPDs: Approved By: AACMA (1.5), ANTA (1.5), ATMS (1.5), Acupuncture NZ (1.5), NCCAOM (1.5), Standard Certificate (1.5)
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Language: English
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Course Type: Recorded Webinar
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Course Length: 1.5h
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Course Notes: There Are No Notes Provided With This Course.
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Access Period: Lifetime
Manual Muscle Testing & Acupuncture: An Injury Based Approach - Course 2
Course 2 has forty-two videos with over 1.5 hours of education where Matt Callison visually presents MMT protocols and acupuncture to help refine the acupuncturists skills when assessing and treating Neck, Shoulder and Upper Extremity injuries.
Course Overview
MMT started in the US when polio myelitis was active in early 1940's. Clinicians such as Wright, Lovett and Lowman were the first in the US to develop a muscle testing system that evaluated degrees of muscle strength for the progression of this disease. Since then, MMT has become a popular assessment method and continues to evolve into this modern day. Many practitioners from various disciplines find MMT to a valuable assessment tool.
MMT is an incredible evaluation tool and practice builder for the acupuncturist. Using MMT, before and after, an acupuncture treatment is essential. Strength changes are often noticeably different and it shows the practitioner the chosen acupuncture point selection and application was succussful. In addition, the strength change is noticed by the patient and has an impactful influence on you as an their acupuncturist. It is a profound practitioner and patient experience.
In this MMT video library for the acupuncturist, MMT and acupuncture points are shown for musculoskeletal injuries, muscle/channel imbalances, postural conditions, muscle firing sequences and more.
This video collection is broken down into the following categories: The Neck, The Shouder Joint, The Shoulder Girdle, The Low Back, Hip and Groin, The Knee and The Ankle
Changing muscle strength with acupuncture is something I have been using for 34 years as a licensed acupuncturist in clinical practice. I am excitied to share what has been successful for me.
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CPDs: Approved By: AACMA (1.75), ANTA (1.75), ATMS (1.75), Acupuncture NZ (1.75), Standard Certificate (1.75), NCCAOM (1.5)
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Language: English
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Course Type: Recorded Webinar
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Course Length: 1.75h
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Course Notes: There Are No Notes Provided With This Course.
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Access Period: Lifetime
Manual Muscle Testing & Acupuncture: An Injury Based Approach - Course 3
Course 3 has 24 videos with over 1.75 hours of clinical education where Matt Callison visually presents MMT protocols and acupuncture to help refine the acupuncturists skills when assessing and treating Low Back, Hip and Lower Extremity injuries.
Course Overview
MMT started in the US when polio myelitis was active in early 1940's. Clinicians such as Wright, Lovett and Lowman were the first in the US to develop a muscle testing system that evaluated degrees of muscle strength for the progression of this disease. Since then, MMT has become a popular assessment method and continues to evolve into this modern day. Many practitioners from various disciplines find MMT to a valuable assessment tool.
MMT is an incredible evaluation tool and practice builder for the acupuncturist. Using MMT, before and after, an acupuncture treatment is essential. Strength changes are often noticeably different and it shows the practitioner the chosen acupuncture point selection and application was succussful. In addition, the strength change is noticed by the patient and has an impactful influence on you as an their acupuncturist. It is a profound practitioner and patient experience.
In this MMT video library for the acupuncturist, MMT and acupuncture points are shown for musculoskeletal injuries, muscle/channel imbalances, postural conditions, muscle firing sequences and more.
This video collection is broken down into the following categories: The Neck, The Shouder Joint, The Shoulder Girdle, The Low Back, Hip and Groin, The Knee and The Ankle
Changing muscle strength with acupuncture is something I have been using for 34 years as a licensed acupuncturist in clinical practice. I am excitied to share what has been successful for me.
Teacher
Matt Callison
Matt Callison is a renowned instructor and published author of the Motor Points and Acupuncture Meridians Chart and quintessential texts such as the Motor Point Index (MPI) Reference Guide and Sports Medicine Acupuncture: An Integrated Approach Combining Sports Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has over 27 years of experience in sports medicine and acupuncture.
Disclaimers
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CPDs:
Approved By: AACMA (4.25), ANTA (4.25), ATMS (4.25), Acupuncture NZ (4.25), NCCAOM (4), Standard Certificate (4.25)
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Series Length: 4.25 h
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Access Period: Lifetime