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Draping is a technique used in massage therapy to allow clients to remain covered with a sheet or towel while receiving treatment. The document describes several draping methods including the posterior leg drape, anterior leg drape, breast drape, anterior pelvic drape, turban drape, and gluteal drape. Each drape method is explained in a few steps to ensure the client's privacy and comfort during massage sessions.
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- 2. Draping It is the technique of using a large towel or sheet to keep you covered while you are getting a massage. 01 02 This allows you to be totally nude under the sheet or towel and still feel safe, warm, and unexposed.
- 3. Draping methods 01 02 03 Posterior Leg Drape Anterior leg Drape Anterior Pelvic Drape 04 Breast Drape 05 Turban Drape 06 Gluteal Drape
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- Using draping, the massage therapist only works on the part of the body that is exposed - your back, one arm, or one leg, for instance. The rest of the body is covered.