Eastern final

Energy-based bodywork

Qi

Which is not one of the “Three Treasures”?

A typical polarity therapy session ends with _______.

Traditional Thai massage is based in principles of ________

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Thai massage

Ayurveda

In TCM, if Qi is stagnant, you ________ it.

Hatha yoga

Which points are source points?

_____ massage incorporates knowledge of energy meridians or sen lines, pressure points and hatha yoga postures.

In Ayurveda, the term chakra meaning wheel refers to the:

Disease is the result of disharmony or disruptions of functions of ______?

Which points drain excess from the mother element?

In Thai massage, the pathways that carry energy are called:

Noticeable changes during polarity therapy include ________.

Which principle of Yin/Yang reminds us that these are relative concepts that cannot exist in isolation?

The original theory of polarity therapy was heavily influenced by:

Yin and Yang

In qi gong, most downward and outward movements occur on the ________.

The energy channel that runs down the posterior body in double rows on the back is the:

One of the main functions of San Jiao or Triple Warmer is the movement of ______ through the organs.

Ayruvedic theory, medium frame and height, aversion to hot weather, and tendency to inflammatory diseases

Where does Qi gather?

Five Elements

Qi dispersed becomes:

In Ayurveda, the ______ points are considered to be the locus of the vital life force or prana.

Chinese body clock

The style of touch in polarity therapy may induce a light _______ state.

Acupressure massage integration (AMI)

The principle of love in polarity therapy was heavily influenced by:

Qi travels through the body in a network of ______.

______ corresponds to the back, head, exterior and lateral/posterior aspects of the limbs.

Tiger’s mouth, or LI-4 acupoint, is found on the:

The rocking movements in polarity therapy are performed:

Acupoints

Which channel network is responsible for muscles, tendons and fascia

Eastern bodywork

The Fu or Yang organs are:

Removing obstructions

______ corresponds to the front, interior, medial/interior aspects of the limbs.

The _____ elements are a way of thinking about nature, human beings and relationships among all natural phenomena

The ______ cycle is also called the controlling cycle or acting cycle

Wood feeds Fire, which creates ash residue, which become Earth, is an example of the:

Which points on a meridian feed the child?

The lungs govern:

The heart governs:

Polarity can be described as a _______ art.

What is a similarity in Eastern bodywork practices?

In Shiatsu, ________ is a point of energy deficiency

The Zhang or Yin organs are:

The ______ cycle is also called the creation, generating or promoting cycle.

________ is the light, energetic and spacious or heavenly aspect of the universe.

Ayurveda comes from ______.

The Yin element felt in late summer and in the change of seasons, and that has a transformative quality, is:

The Chinese body-clock is divided into ____ hour periods

Energy flow

Which points are connecting points?

Qi gong

Energy channels

In Ayurvedic massage, what is mixed into base oils to achieve specific therapeutic goals?

Pressure is most effectively applied to an acupoint at a ________ degree angle.

If the recipient feels pain during the neck stretch technique, it means that:

Polarity therapy

Postures or asanas are a major component of

_____ uses a combination of Swedish massage and Asian bodywork techniques.