Course curriculum

    1. Course Objectives

    2. John Iams Introduction

    3. PRRT™ Background & Foundations

    4. Student Discussions

    5. Starter Series PDF

    1. Hamstrings Release

    1. Releasing TMJ Muscles

    1. Lateral Epicondylitis Release

    1. Nociceptive Startle Reflexes vs. Trigger Points

    1. Rotator Cuff Down-Regulation

About this course

  • Free
  • 13 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content
  • 30 Days Access
  • Regular Price: $299

Course reviews

5 star rating

A boon for patients and therapists

Prachi Bhal

Thank you so much Sir for sharing this valuable information with us. You are making lives of millions of people better. So thankful for your selfless work and brilliant technique.

Thank you so much Sir for sharing this valuable information with us. You are making lives of millions of people better. So thankful for your selfless work and brilliant technique.

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wow 🤩

Abdul Aziz

i apply some techniques on my patients and they were like wow How you do this and i think all Credit Goes to The prrt.com

i apply some techniques on my patients and they were like wow How you do this and i think all Credit Goes to The prrt.com

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Tennis Elbow reflex release

Amit Gandhi

Very useful

Very useful

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Terry Egan

Fascinating & really well expained.

Fascinating & really well expained.

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Hamstring ROM

Venkatanaresh Meka

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Brilliant

Angela Mc Kenna

Very clear demo

Very clear demo

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Course Content

We've distilled several hours of content into just 30 minutes to give you a jump start on learning and applying PRRT™. See the full course curriculum above.

  • Hamstrings Release

    $50 value

    Hamstrings can be involved with back, buttock, SI, and knee pain. Practitioners can perform this technique in 10-15 seconds and see an increase in ROM of 15 degrees or more.

  • TMJ Release

    $50 value

    Practitioners will find tension or tenderness in the superficial head of the masseter muscles in virtually all patients. This technique will inhibit the TMJ muscles and can be given as a home exercise for your patients.

  • Lateral Epicondylitis Release

    $50 value

    Also known as "Tennis elbow," trigger points are found in the extensor muscles. They are often caused by repetitive activities like wringing out clothes, gripping tools, and playing racquet sports. This technique will profoundly affect your patients, even after one session.

FAQ

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