VIS DNM demo videos & link to article by Jason Erickson

[Diane]

JasonE is putting a lot of effort into documenting DNM, with videos he took last year in San Diego, and the article he wrote for the massage magazine.

I'm grateful for all his care and attention and technical savvy.

1. Top of shoulder.

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2. Posterior leg.

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[Rick Carter]

Please excuse my ignorance, I was unaware of dycem, I have a red palm print on my face.
What thickness dycem is best?

[Barrett Dorko]

Rick, I've got to ask: What possible difference could the thickness of the material make?

[Diane]

Please excuse my ignorance, I was unaware of dycem, I have a red palm print on my face.
What thickness dycem is best?

The thinnest available.

[Rick Carter]

Rick, I've got to ask: What possible difference could the thickness of the material make?

Since I haven't used it (or seen it) I don't know. But my assumption is that if it is too thick it won't be as pliable and may interfere with contact feedback. If it is too thin it may not last as long and be more subject to tearing. My thinking at this point is for it to be as thin as possible. I don't know what the options are. I may try using TheraBand until I can get some dycem.

[Diane]

It can't possibly tear. It's so tough you could suspend an automobile with the stuff, I'm pretty sure.

[SMEGC]

Awesome stuff.

Need more of it!

[Diane]

Videos from Toronto workshop.