What is the best rate and rhythm for applying DTM techniques? Why is this important?
What will be an ideal response?
A complete response should include these concepts:
• The rate or speed of the strokes should be as slow as possible. This is important because:
• It allows the tissues to adjust to the pressure.
• It prevents stimulation of muscle spindle cells.
• It prevents guarding.
• The rate may be increased slightly during warm-up and closing because the goal is to increase circulation.
• The rhythm and tempo of the strokes should be slow and consistent. This is important because:
• It allows the client to relax and anticipate the strokes.
• Helps to prevent guarding.
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