5/5 Winnie L. 5 years ago on Google
Short
review:
Excellent
and
novel
approach
to
achieving
tissue
release
that
can
cause
chronic
pain.
This
is
coming
from
a
physiotherapist
who
has
tried
A
LOT
of
different
treatments
from
many
professionals
-
would
(and
already
have)
return
to
see
Shane.
But
don't
expect
a
relaxing
treatment
-
if
you
want
to
get
rid
of
(chronic)
pain,
expect
that
releasing
those
tissues
is
going
to
be
unpleasant.
Long
review:
Saw
Shane
originally
for
my
right
rib
pain
(lats
and
intercostals)
following
being
hit
by
a
car
three
weeks
before.
It
hurt
to
use
my
right
arm
and
to
sneeze/cough,
which
worried
me
as
I
was
taking
a
diving
course
a
few
days
later.
The
Pain
Free
session
consists
of
the
TheraGun
(as
a
"warm
up",
it
does
go
deeper
and
releases
myofascia/scar
tissue
as
well),
then
the
"fascia
blaster"
(which
can
be
excruciating
but
is
necessary
to
achieve
the
release
you
need)
with
a
magnesium
cream
applied.
You
can
choose
to
add
essential
oils
with
the
fascial
treatment
for
a
small
cost.
Cupping
followed
this
(yes,
this
hurts
as
well
and
exquisitely
so
when
Shane
adds
in
range
of
motion).
If
you
look
at
the
pics
below:
the
one
of
my
back
had
some
areas
that
were
immediately
purple
(lateral
cups)
which
indicate
longstanding
stagnation
of
blood.
Yes,
I
was
tender
afterward
but
that
dissipated
within
a
couple
days.
I
was
able
to
do
planks
and
push
myself
off
the
ground
with
minimal
pain
the
next
day
-
which
wasn't
able
to
do
before.
Am
I
completely
pain-free?
No,
it
hurts
a
bit
to
swim
but
it
does
not
surprise
me
that
I
have
some
residual
pain
considering
the
extent
of
my
injuries.
I
otherwise
would
not
have
been
able
to
complete
my
diving
course
with
the
pain
I
had.
I
went
back
to
see
Shane
after
my
course
to
work
on
my
right
leg
for
some
annoying
but
occasional
stabbing
pain
into
my
foot
-
a
result
of
nerve
damage
from
sneezing
and
having
extremely
lax
SI
joints
2
years
ago
(that's
another
story,
but
no
longer
an
issue
after
PRP
to
give
my
SI
joints
stability).
Did
the
same
Pain
Free
treatment
as
described
before
-
definitely
feel
more
ROM
into
my
leg
even
an
hour
after.
Not
anywhere
near
as
sore
as
the
other
treatment
-
which
you
may
be
able
to
tell
from
the
less
severe
bruising
post-cupping.
I
also
had
the
opportunity
to
try
out
Shane's
Normatec
device
(compression).
Did
the
TheraGun
on
my
glutes
first
(ouch,
that
hurt
too!)
and
then
1/2hr
of
compression
therapy
with
the
hip
attachment.
A
different
way
to
achieve
release
and
definitely
felt
sore
the
next
day,
but
was
able
to
stretch
my
glutes
more
effectively
after
that
treatment.
Overall,
I
highly
recommend
Shane's
approach
to
treating
chronic
pain
(I
wouldn't
recommend
for
acute
injuries,
unless
doing
the
Normatec
alone
as
the
other
treatments
would
be
way
too
intense).
There
is
reasoning
that
makes
the
combination
of
treatments
he
uses
to
be
so
effective.
I
absolutely
would
come
back
again
when
I'm
on
island
as
I'm
sure
to
find
something
else
that
could
use
Shane's
treatment.
I
will
definitely
be
discussing
my
experience
and
the
knowledge
Shane
shared
with
me
with
my
colleagues
and
hopefully
change
the
approach
physios
take
to
chronic
pain.