Dry Needling is based on the concept of “Ashi” acupuncture, which translates to “Ah yes! That’s the spot” in English. Traditional Chinese acupuncturists would palpate for tender areas in the musculature and insert needles directly into these areas for pain relief. These painful areas were more than likely active trigger points as explained in Travell & Simons’ work. Travell & Simons pointed to these active trigger points as major players in myofascial pain syndrome.

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• Dry Needling 2: Apr. 30-May 2nd, 2021

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