09/04/2026
Client results after 1st session✨️🥳
From the pre-treatment image, it can be observed that:
The client attempted to sit down, but the knees could not fully bend
The body leaned forward significantly (compensation pattern)
The hips could not lower deeply
➡ This indicates tightness in the quadriceps, hips, and calf muscles, which is a common case seen in remedial massage practice.
Before Treatment:
❌ Difficulty sitting down
❌ Tight knees, unable to bend fully
❌ Tightness in the front thighs and hips
❌ Significant calf pain
After Treatment:
✅ Improved knee bending
✅ Reduced muscle tightness
✅ Noticeably smoother movement
✅ Able to sit deeper with better control
Calf pain during knee bending does not always originate from the knee joint.
In many cases, it is caused by tight calf muscles.
When treated at the correct points, movement can improve immediately ✨
When the right muscles are released, the body moves better again ✨
📍 Healing Hands Remedial Clinic
Care provided by a professional Remedial Massage therapist
Based on the posture shown in the image, this case may involve tightness in:
Quadriceps (front thigh) — Primary muscle limiting knee flexion
Re**us femoris — Commonly tight in people who walk or stand for long periods
Gluteus maximus — May limit deep sitting
Gastrocnemius / Soleus (calf muscles) — Can restrict knee bending
Hip flexors — Contribute to excessive forward leaning
