Comfort Massage

Comfort Massage Massage therapy for athletes and non-athletes alike. Specializing in Sports and Lymphatic Massage

Strengthening my education for an aging population 🙌📚✏️ comfortmassagela.com
05/14/2026

Strengthening my education for an aging population
🙌📚✏️ comfortmassagela.com

Having a strong spine is a benefit in many ways: emotionally and physically.I’m prepared to address your physical issue...
03/04/2026

Having a strong spine is a benefit in many ways: emotionally and physically.
I’m prepared to address your physical issues . 🙌

IMPORTANT ! message for all who receive massages from a licensed therapist. A MAJOR victory for Therapists like me 
01/11/2026

IMPORTANT ! message for all who receive massages from a licensed therapist. A MAJOR victory for Therapists like me 

As in orthopedic Massage Therapist, ( www.comfortmassagela.com )who works with swimmers, this is a valuable topic to be ...
04/26/2024

As in orthopedic Massage Therapist, ( www.comfortmassagela.com )
who works with swimmers, this is a valuable topic to be educated on. ✏️📚

I encourage all who swim, to schedule an appointment for an assessment and massage work to help promote HEALTHY “scapulohumeral rhythm” and ! learn why it can PREVENT major injuries of the shoulder joint.

READ BELOW
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The Scapulohumeral Rhythm

Introduction

The scapulohumeral rhythm is a critical component of shoulder mechanics, enabling the shoulder to have the greatest range of motion of any joint. The scapulohumeral rhythm is the coordinated movement between abduction at the glenohumeral joint and upward rotation at the scapulocostal (also called scapulohumeral) articulation. The scapulocostal articulation, while not an actual synovial joint, is the area where the scapula articulates with the posterior rib cage.

The scapula and humerus must move in a coordinated pattern during shoulder abduction. With full abduction of approximately 180 degrees, there will be about 120 degrees of glenohumeral abduction and 60 degrees of scapular upward rotation. These combined movements result in a 2:1 ratio between the glenohumeral joint and the scapulocostal articulations. This combined movement allows the glenoid fossa to maintain an optimal position for the humerus to fully abduct without hitting the underside of the scapula’s acromion process.

Revisiting the #1 injured body part for the U. S. population. As of 2016 ( ‘20 report ) a total of 380 Billion was s...
06/26/2023

Revisiting the #1 injured body part for the U. S. population. As of 2016 ( ‘20 report ) a total of
380 Billion was spent on Low Back / Neck pain; both of which are part of the spine.

Interested in NOT being part of this statistic ? come see me for preventative care & education.

Investing in your body will bring far better returns than material items. 🙌❤️

Learning from THE preeminent author on the subject of stretching in Massage Therapy Thank you, Bob McAtee 🧠💪 at Medfi...
03/13/2023

Learning from THE preeminent author on the subject of stretching in Massage Therapy
Thank you, Bob McAtee 🧠💪 at Medfit Wellness Center

Investing in your health through knowledge & Massage will bring the greatest dividends www.comfortmassagela.com
02/27/2023

Investing in your health through knowledge & Massage will bring the greatest dividends
www.comfortmassagela.com

10/24/2022

Cranio-Cervical Fascia: “The craniocervical junction (CCJ) includes the lower surface of the cranium, the atlas and axis, as well as the muscles and connective tissues that fix the cranium to the cervical trachete. Malformation and disalignment of the craniocervical junction can cause a constellation of cerebral signs and symptoms, and other neurological signs and symptoms collectively called craniocervic syndrome (CCS). Signs and symptoms may be due to mechanical stresses that cause the hard mother to deformation, and vascular deficits.”

- Silvia Marchionni

Photo Credit - Axis

With Christmas over & the new year upon us... time to show some ❤️ to your body 🙌
01/14/2020

With Christmas over & the new year upon us... time to show some ❤️ to your body 🙌

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