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AMMA/ANMA Amma (sometimes spelled anma) is the traditional word for massage in the Japanese language. It comes from the Chinese tradition of massage, anmo. This form of bodywork is based on the principles of Chinese medicine and is more than 5,000 years old. When anmo was brought to Japan, the technique was further refined into its own therapeutic art form, amma. The amma techniques encompass a myriad of pressing, stroking, stretching, and percussive manipulations with the thumbs, fingers, arms, elbows, knees, and feet on acupressure points along the body’s 14 major meridians. Amma brings to Western culture the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese massage. Through the structure of kata (choreographed movement), amma teaches the importance of rhythm, pacing, precision, and form in massage. Shiatsu - a style of bodywork popularized after World War II - was developed from the amma tradition. Unlike Western massage, amma utilizes no oils and can be done through clothing with the client either sitting or lying. This makes amma an extremely flexible style of massage suitable to a wide variety of client needs and environments.
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Body Mind and Soul)
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|  |  | AMMA: Massage
Bodywork
Dictionary on
AMMA, ANMA
AMMA/ANMA Amma (sometimes spelled anma) is the traditional word for massage in the Japanese language. It comes from the Chinese tradition of massage, anmo. This form of bodywork is based on the principles of Chinese medicine and is more than 5,000 years old. When anmo was brought to Japan, the technique was further refined into its own therapeutic art form, amma. The amma techniques encompass a myriad of pressing, stroking, stretching, and percussive manipulations with the thumbs, fingers, arms, elbows, knees, and feet on acupressure points along the body’s 14 major meridians. Amma brings to Western culture the ancient art and wisdom of traditional Japanese massage. Through the structure of kata (choreographed movement), amma teaches the importance of rhythm, pacing, precision, and form in massage. Shiatsu - a style of bodywork popularized after World War II - was developed from the amma tradition. Unlike Western massage, amma utilizes no oils and can be done through clothing with the client either sitting or lying. This makes amma an extremely flexible style of massage suitable to a wide variety of client needs and environments.
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AMMA ,
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The definition and meaning of
AMMA is extracted from the home page of Associated Bodywork and
Massage Professionals.
" MassageTherapy.com is a property of
Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP), an organization serving
the massage, bodywork, somatic and esthetic professions. Established in 1987,
ABMP is comprised of more than 40,000 practitioners across the nation and in
Canada. As a condition of membership, ABMP verifies that practitioners have
graduated from a recognized training program and obtained any state licensure
required. All ABMP members are also required to follow an established code of
ethics.
Massage, bodywork, and somatic therapies are often
complex mixtures of holistic healing practices involving physical, emotional
and spiritual components. The definitions that follow provide only brief
explanations of many of the techniques currently in practice.."
Please visit http://www.massagetherapy.com for
more information.
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