Greg May Medical Massage Concept

You can keep doing “general massage”…
Or you can become the go-to shoulder specialist.
Your move—lock in your spot.

I'm Pumped Up People! Time to get ready for the Dallas Cowboys, Massage Therapy friends! I got Recovery & Stretch Teams for season #3. Who's registered for my upcoming trainings to prep for the Big Boys? Who's working on Da Boyz this season? Stretch , Recovery, or Both (alternating, if you qualify)?

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Trained an excellent group of therapists this weekend. Great to see such a good group of old and new friends who serve others through Massage Therapy! Ready to do it again. Here we go!

Medical Massage Concept- TMJ Dysfunction Therapy – Certification Course for Massage Therapists
📍 Addison, TX | April 27, 2025
📜 Earn 8 CE Hours
Master the most comprehensive, hands-on strategy for addressing Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction with our Medical Massage Concept TMJ Dysfunction Certification Course. This exclusive training provides massage therapists with a time-tested, results-driven protocol to effectively address TMJ-related pain and dysfunction.
🔹 Why This Course?
Our method integrates both external and intraoral manual therapy, targeting:
✅ Epicranial Fascia
✅ Auricular Fascia & Temporalis
✅ Masseter, Lateral & Medial Pterygoids
✅ Digastric & Platysma Muscles
We incorporate advanced assessment & therapeutic techniques, including:
✔ MIO Measurement (Maximal Interincisal Opening) with a Cranio-Rehab MIO Scale
✔ Visual Mandibular Tracking for movement analysis
✔ Oscillatory & Decompression Techniques for jaw relief
🌟 Join us and elevate your skills!
🔹 Location: Addison Galleria LaQuinta Inn & Suites
🔹 Address: 14925 Landmark Blvd, Dallas, TX 75254
🔹 Date: April 27, 2025
💡 Reserve Your Spot Today – Space is Limited!

http://medicalmassageconcept.com

Medical Massage Concept- TMJ Dysfunction Therapy – Certification Course for Massage Therapists
📍 Addison, TX | April 27, 2025
📜 Earn 8 CE Hours
Master the most comprehensive, hands-on strategy for addressing Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction with our Medical Massage Concept TMJ Dysfunction Certification Course. This exclusive training provides massage therapists with a time-tested, results-driven protocol to effectively address TMJ-related pain and dysfunction.
🔹 Why This Course?
Our method integrates both external and intraoral manual therapy, targeting:
✅ Epicranial Fascia
✅ Auricular Fascia & Temporalis
✅ Masseter, Lateral & Medial Pterygoids
✅ Digastric & Platysma Muscles
We incorporate advanced assessment & therapeutic techniques, including:
✔ MIO Measurement (Maximal Interincisal Opening) with a Cranio-Rehab MIO Scale
✔ Visual Mandibular Tracking for movement analysis
✔ Oscillatory & Decompression Techniques for jaw relief
🌟 Join us and elevate your skills!
🔹 Location: Addison Galleria LaQuinta Inn & Suites
🔹 Address: 14925 Landmark Blvd, Dallas, TX 75254
🔹 Date: April 27, 2025
💡 Reserve Your Spot Today – Space is Limited!

http://medicalmassageconcept.com

I had a friend of mine, lets call him Kevin, reply to my invite to my Upper Extremity Nexus Class with "Mmm I feel pretty confident working the neck and shoulders. I think I will sit this one out".

At that moment I realized that many people might have difficulty understanding what this class is really about. So I asked Matthew McConaughey (GPT) how he would respond if he were me lol:

"Kevin, my man, I hear you—you’re feeling good about the neck and shoulders. That’s solid. But here’s the thing… you’re missing the whole point of what this class is about.

See, it’s not just about treating what’s obvious. It’s about connecting the dots. If a client rolls in with carpal tunnel symptoms, do you know if it’s really carpal tunnel or if it’s cervical nerve root entrapment? Bertichi’s test can tell you. Ever had a frozen shoulder case? Could involve anterior scalene syndrome. Do you know how to look for that?

And what about trigger finger? Tennis and golfer's elbow? De Quervain's tenosynovitis? Cubital tunnel syndrome? Radial styloiditis? Rotator cuff syndrome? They could all trace back to pectoralis minor syndrome. The real question is—how do you assess for it and help it? That’s what this class is about.

Most therapists, especially seasoned ones, feel comfortable with the neck and shoulders. But how many can confidently say they can pinpoint whether an upper extremity issue is coming from thoracic outlet nerve entrapments, anterior scalene syndrome, or pectoralis minor syndrome? Few. That’s why this class exists.

Just this week, I had a patient with De Quervain’s syndrome and radial styloiditis. But before I could even treat the local pain, I had to resolve nerve entrapments in three different areas. That’s next-level thinking. That’s what I want to teach you.

And Kevin… be honest, have you even heard of periosteal massage? I bet not. But you will. So don’t sit this one out—jump in. It’ll change the way you see the body. Alright, alright, alright?

Three slots left.
The Upper Extremity Nexus -8 CE's
Sunday, March 30, 9am-5pm Addison Galleria La Quinta
Register at
MEDICALMASSAGECONCEPT.COM

Thankful shoutout to my FC Texoma Recovery Massage Crew yesterday- Jose Mendoza & Jeriel Algarin provided excellent service at Parker Performance Institute. With Angelo Calfo, Defender Centre-Back.

HELEN OBIRI!!! Two of the fastest legs in the world. Such an honor!