Chapter Objectives (See related pages) At the conclusion of this chapter, the reader will understand: selecting a table factors for selecting lubricant positioning of clients in the prone, supine, and side-lying positions draping of clients in the prone, supine, and side-lying positions basic principles of body mechanics two main stances used in massage elements of massage strokes the five basic Swedish massage strokes
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