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| 2023.06 OIG Memorandum 23-085.pdf | - | 92 | ted at the 10 South Officers’ Station was recording on August 10, 2019. That camera is not depicted in Figure 4.12 because neither the SHU nor the SHU... |
| 2023.06 OIG Memorandum 23-085.pdf | - | 102 | evidence that anyone was present in 55 The primary entrance doors to the MCC New York SHU are shown in Figure 4.1. Access to the secondary entrance to... |
| EFTA00008020.pdf | VOL00004 | 40 | time and let you get comfortable with them. Helps relieve muscular spasm and tension As you can see in Figure 1-1, there is a definite physical differ... |
| EFTA00008020.pdf | VOL00004 | 76 | ollar bone up to the side of your head, called the sternocleidomastoid muscle, which is illustrated in Figure 4-2. 3. "Walk" your fingertips up and do... |
| EFTA00008020.pdf | VOL00004 | 82 | u the answers first. Can't complain about that, right? All you have to do is match the right muscle in Figure 4-4 to its description and action. If yo... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 35 | position. Your feet and legs will end up hanging over the edge of the table, as you see illustrated in Figure 8-1. Then you can slide your rear-end of... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 63 | ing position. Next, separate your fingers down the middle, two on each side. This position is shown in Figure 10-1. Finally, bring those fingers back ... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 66 | then progress to the more heavy-duty stuff later, after your partner trusts your touch. Take a look at Figure 10-2. These pictures make gliding look e... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 68 | you can use in your massage — good, firm, sustained pressure is what makes pressing work, as shown in Figure 10-3. Pinpoint.pressure: You not only n... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 70 | the picture: • Squeezing: During your twist, the hand that's furthest away (the right hand as shown in Figure 10-5a) is squeezing in as much flesh as ... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 72 | oes, the miser's rub will remind you of someone rubbing a gold coin between their fingers, as shown in Figure 10-6a. Circular Making sure your finge... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 75 | ssage called, appropri- ately, Trager, which includes an awful lot of rocking and rolling, as shown In Figure 10-9. One of the results of a really goo... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 76 | his move to bring extra circulation to the cheeks, creating that "rosy glow" look. Tapping is shown in Figure 10-10a. Karate hacking: Make sure to k... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 78 | our partner just lies there passively and doesn't assist you at all while you stretch him, as shown in Figure 10-11. Active assisted stretching: Thi... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 81 | ve the massage, generate your movements from your legs and hips, not Just your upper body, as shown in Figure 10-13. Maintain straight lines: When y... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 84 | . But which one are you going to choose when there are so many shapes and sizes available, as shown in Figure 10-15? This section attempts to make a l... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 85 | create the support and flexibility she offered clients with her own hands, created the device shown in Figure 10-16. You fill the holes with pegs of d... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 89 | ables are oblong, folding, padded tables. Most of them have legs of adjustable height, like the one in Figure 11-1. These tables are great tools, and ... |
| EFTA00008120.pdf | VOL00004 | 99 | t vibrating your hand while dragging it with medium pressure back up toward your partner's head, as in Figure 114a. Repeat this three times. 4. This l... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 2 | your part- ner's back, knead thetops of the shoulders, also called the trapezius muscles, as shown in Figure 11-4e. While you're doing this, you can f... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 5 | circular rubbing all around the ankle bone with your thumbs and fingertips of both hands, as shown in Figure 11.6a. It helps your partner relax if you... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 6 | ur thumbs or the tips of your fingers up the middle of the calf, separating the two sides, as shown in Figure 11.6c. You can also make a straight line... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 7 | ttocks, particularly on the upper, outside portion, which often tends to be the most sore, as shown in Figure 11-6h. You have to watch where your fing... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 9 | king three to four lines progressively higher. Then begin making circles with your thumbs, as shown in Figure 11-7a, all across the forehead. 2. Leavi... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 10 | e muscles bulge slightly out to the side. Then apply circular rubbing with the fingertips, as shown in Figure 11-7e, all around this area. Locate the ... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 12 | ogether, then place them on your partner's upper chest, with your fingers pointing Inward, as shown in Figure 11-8a. Slide your hands outward, pivotin... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 13 | tner's shoulders between your thumbs and fingers, kneading with a good amount of pressure, as shown In Figure 11-8f. As your fingertips reach down ben... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 14 | url your fingers closed into a fist then open them back up again over your partner's palm, as shown in Figure 1I-9a. 4. Squeeze each finger as you pul... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 15 | ding your partner's hand palm-down, you apply circular rubbing over the top of the wrists, as shown in Figure 11-9d. For serious wrist problems such a... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 17 | per chest muscles below the collar bone, with your fingers reaching down toward his sides, as shown in Figure 11-10a. Begin some kneading, which, as y... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 18 | tive pressure so your movements affect these organs as well as the muscles on top of them, as shown in Figure 11-10d. When you get really good at circ... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 19 | artner's foot and then "spread" the sole open as you move your thumbs out toward the side, as shown in Figure 11-11a. Use firm pressure and repeat thi... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 20 | Chapter 11: Putting the Moves Together 197 middle, then index, over and over, as shown in Figure 11-11c. Done cor- rectly, this move feels exquisite, ... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 21 | ngertips, lift slightly while making circles over the sides of the knees with your thumbs, as shown in Figure 11-11g. Use moderate pressure inward aga... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 23 | ver the entire body, starting at the feet and moving up onto the torso then down the arms, as shown in Figure 11-13. This is the lightest kind of long... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 24 | his belly, letting them rest there in contact, but without pressure, for 30 to 60 seconds; as shown in Figure 11-14. You may begin to feel his pulse, ... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 33 | ade massage chair around, you can use a normal chair to receive many of the same benefits. As shown In Figure 12-2, simply turn the chair around and s... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 37 | h some good old-fashioned rubbing. I know, it's complicated, but you can do it! Neck As you can see in Figure 12-7, the neck Is In the perfect exposed... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 44 | ty of your knees. Keep your feet flat on the ground and clasp your hands behind your back, as shown in Figure 13-1. If you feel limber enough, raise y... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 46 | " them in to press up against the bone just beneath your eyebrow, right next to your nose, as shown in Figure 13-4d. This is another good headache poi... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 47 | and, any hand (probably your dominant one), to perform kneading on the back of your neck as you see in Figure 13-5b. Squeeze from the base of your nec... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 51 | ittle bones of the hands (carpal bones) and on one side by the transverse carpal ligament, as shown in Figure 13-10. Several tendons pass through this... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 57 | tunnel massage .com. Another technique you can use is some self-kneading on your forearm, as shown in Figure 13-14. Overuse of the muscles in this are... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 62 | rst, get yourself and your partner in a comfortable position. The partner- reclining position shown in Figure 14-2 is the one favored by professional ... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 63 | pointing straight ahead. Then move your hands back and forth rapidly, just an inch or so (as shown in Figure 14-3). This move Is especially good for w... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 64 | to the ankles and between the long bones that run from the heels to the toes, for Sample, as shown in Figure 14-5a. EFTA00008283 |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 65 | other, give a gentle twist in opposite directions as if wringing out the arch of the foot (as shown in Figure 14-5c). Ankle circles Holding your partn... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 66 | on the left foot, complete the entire routine, and then repeat the process on the right foot. Refer to Figure 14-1 if you need help. I. Head: Your hea... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 88 | sports, overworked and overtired muscles have to be pressed into submission. With this move, shown In Figure 16-1a, you can apply enough direct pressu... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 90 | , then lift her foot straight up while also lifting beneath her knee with your other hand, as shown in Figure 16-2b. Only lift until you feel the natu... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 91 | sp your partner's forearm and slide your hand down slowly from her wrist toward the elbow, as shown in Figure 16-3a. Repeat this move several times wi... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 92 | or thumbs, apply cross-fiber friction to the muscles on top of the forearm near the elbow, as shown in Figure 16-3b. This is the area most directly af... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 93 | pain: 1. Get the person to lie down comfortably and apply direct compression to the area, as shown in Figure 16-4a. 2. After a few seconds, release th... |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 97 | ome sore due to cabin air pressure changes and dehydration. Just follow these steps and take a look at Figure 17-1: EFTA00008316 |
| EFTA00008220.pdf | VOL00004 | 98 | r skull. Press in here, making little circles with your thumbs as you apply firm pressure, as shown in Figure 17-la. 2. Use your thumbs to press in to... |
| EFTA00008320.pdf | VOL00004 | 4 | gertips lightly up over his abdomen, chest, and face, and then bring them back down again, as shown in Figure 18-la. Remember: This move is just to st... |
| EFTA00008320.pdf | VOL00004 | 8 | d to the repro- ductive organs in reflexology, because they're supposed to help induce labor. Refer to Figure 14-3 for the location of these points. F... |
| EFTA00008320.pdf | VOL00004 | 16 | h of your body comes into contact with your partner. In fact, the more contact the better, as shown in Figure 19-1. For mas- sage maneuvers applied to... |
| EFTA00008320.pdf | VOL00004 | 17 | y when you combine It with light, lacy moves with your fingertips on the inner thigh area, as shown in Figure 19-2. Ooh la lal Hair gliding The fine e... |