Yang – Legs:
Now thumb down the path of the bladder meridian. Depending on the length of the leg you may need to adjust your position. To avoid over-stretching, you can also move your support hand to just above the knee.Yang – Working On The Feet:
When “walking” on the feet make sure your position is well balanced as excess pressure or loss of balance may cause your partner pain. Both the giving and receiving of pressure on the feet is very relaxing, and perfectly safe and easy to perform as long as you don’t make any sudden or unexpected movements. Keep your body upright and relaxed as if you were going for a walk. If there is too much of a gap between your partner’s ankle and the floor, or the feet don’t turn inward symmetrically, you may have to leave this technique out.
Turn around so that your back is facing your partner and stand on both feet, shifting your weight from foot to foot. Control the movement from your hips.
As with all the techniques, remember to observe your partner’s facial expressions and breathing. These are obvious indications of how the receiver is feeling. Don’t forget at any time that it’s a human being you are working with, not just a body. General pressure to the sole of the feet helps to stimulate the internal organs through the reflex areas and meridians. Walking on the feet is particularly good for grounding someone with too much mental activity.