Myofascial Releases narration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Human Kinetics is the leading resource for physical activity and sport. We are working on video clips to accompany a textbook on Myofascial Release. We are looking for an adult voice over talent with a British accent. Preferably female.
Here is a sample of the script.
Cross-Hand Release of the Upper Chest (Pectoralis Area)
To begin the Cross-hand release of the upper chest, have the client lie supine on the treatment table, with the arm and wrist you are working on straight and externally rotated at the shoulder joint and with the palm of the hand facing upwards. Rotate the client’s head and neck away from the side you are treating.
Stand comfortably, at the top corner or the side of the treatment table.
Place one hand on the client’s anterior shoulder joint with your fingers pointing towards the client’s wrist and slightly lateral to contour their arm.
Place your other hand slightly lateral to the sternum of the side you are working on with your fingers over the sternum and pointing towards the opposite axilla.
Lean into the client to the tissue depth barrier, wait and follow the subtle three-dimensional changes in the tissue.
Avoid forcing the tissue or slipping or gliding over the skin.
Apply the technique for at least three to five minutes for optimal results.
Here is a sample of the script.
Cross-Hand Release of the Upper Chest (Pectoralis Area)
To begin the Cross-hand release of the upper chest, have the client lie supine on the treatment table, with the arm and wrist you are working on straight and externally rotated at the shoulder joint and with the palm of the hand facing upwards. Rotate the client’s head and neck away from the side you are treating.
Stand comfortably, at the top corner or the side of the treatment table.
Place one hand on the client’s anterior shoulder joint with your fingers pointing towards the client’s wrist and slightly lateral to contour their arm.
Place your other hand slightly lateral to the sternum of the side you are working on with your fingers over the sternum and pointing towards the opposite axilla.
Lean into the client to the tissue depth barrier, wait and follow the subtle three-dimensional changes in the tissue.
Avoid forcing the tissue or slipping or gliding over the skin.
Apply the technique for at least three to five minutes for optimal results.