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| Acupuncture training. |
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| Concentrated faces... |
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| "Come on, it didn't hurt so much! You only screamed a little." |
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| Handiwork of a pro (a real TCM doctor). |
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| This is how you hold the needle. And let me tell you, those suckers can be long. You need to know what you are doing. Seriously. |
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| Anticipation... |
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| One of the safest points to stick the needle in. |
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| Yay! |
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| Our thank you -cards to the staff! |
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| Kinesiotaping. A combination of relaxing, activating and supporting techniques. |
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| Pre-cut tape (blue) vs. self-cut. To combat f.ex. shinsplints. |
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| Support-taping for shoulder with an emphasis on correcting the shoulder alignment. |
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| Acupoints in the leg. We practiced on four points. |
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| N. peroneus neural conduction velocity testing (sensory). |
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| Brian showing us how it's done. |
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| Testing NCV (n. ulnaris). |
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| "Houston, I am going in!" We had the opportunity to observe operations - when it was my turn, I got to see a total knee replacement. |
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| Another acupoint in the leg. |
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| Future professionals! Call us! |
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