ASMR Trapezius Sports Massage with Athlete | Massage Sounds

Continuing on our jiu jitsu friend, massaging his upper, mid and lower trapezius muscles. This video is done in an ASMR style format focused on sound.

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What is ASMR? It is an acronym for "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response" (which is not officially classified as a condition by the sciences) that is first bandied about on the internet around the close of the first decade of the 2000s. For the most part, the words making up the name are self-explanatory, but you might be wondering about meridian. Meridian generally refers to a high point in excitement, but technically it refers to any of the pathways along which the body's vital energy flows according to the theory behind acupuncture. Autonomous also has specialized meaning: it can refer to involuntary physiological responses or to the autonomic nervous system, which autonomously regulates bodily functions, including sexual arousal. ASMR, however, is a nonsexual response. According to the modest ones who answered questionnaires on the topic, it is simply a tingling feeling that starts at the top of the head and trickles downward—and is characteristically triggered by a person softly whispering into a camera and making random hand movements along objects.

Other names for ASMR include "head/brain tingles," "brain orgasm" (or "braingasms"), and "whisper porn" (despite it being nonsexual), and the aftereffect of the tingling sensation is relaxation and contentment, which makes it therapeutic for depression, anxiety, and insomnia.

Those who are able to experience the ASMR sensation can be stimulated at a salon when a stylist is gently shampooing his or her hair, or simply attentively cutting it, or when a pedicurist is softly massaging his or her foot.
Source https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/asmr-abbreviation-meaning
Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment as well as education. These techniques are not to be used by unlicensed professionals.

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