External Therapies

Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques

Study an approach to regulating neck, shoulder, lower-back, and leg concerns, fascial tension, and restricted movement, based on sinew-channel theory and sixteen manual techniques.

Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques course cover

About This Course

Course Introduction

Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques draws on the Lingshu Sixteen Techniques materials. It covers sinew channels, fascia, pain points, restricted movement, and manual release, helping students understand different body regions within the sinew-channel framework. It is intended for tuina, therapy, and wellness practitioners studying neck, shoulder, lower-back and leg pain, sinew knots, localized stiffness, and everyday posture regulation.

Learn Step by Step

What You Will Learn

  • Learn the study sequence, practical priorities, and common applications of the sixteen sinew-release techniques.

Course Structure

Course Outline

Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.

  1. 01

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Theory - Lesson 01 - Functions of the Sinew Channels (Part 1) - Chen Tao

  2. 02

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Theory — Lesson 02: Functions of the Sinew Channels (Part 2) — Chen Tao

  3. 03

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Internal Medicine — Lessons 00 and 01: Overview; Chest Tightness, Shortness of Breath, and Palpitations — Chen Tao

  4. 04

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Internal Medicine — Lesson 02: Gastric Bloating, Counterflow Qi, and Constipation — Chen Tao

  5. 05

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Internal Conditions - Lesson 03 - Lower-Abdominal Distension and Dragging Pain - Chen Tao

  6. 06

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Internal Medicine — Lessons 04 and 05: Uterine-Cold Menstrual Pain and Prostate Concerns — Chen Tao

  7. 07

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Internal Medicine — Lesson 06: Post-Stroke Hemiplegia — Chen Tao

  8. 08

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Manual Practice - Lesson 01 - Essential Techniques for 16 Sinew-Junction Focal Points - Chen Tao

  9. 09

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Manual Practice — Lesson 02: Locations and Functions of the Sixteen Sinew-Junction Focus Points (1) — Chen Tao

  10. 10

    [Lingshu Sixteen Sinew-Release Techniques] Manual Practice — Lesson 03: Locations and Functions of Sixteen Sinew-Node Focus Points (2) — Chen Tao

Learning Experiences

Student Feedback

I provide physical-therapy services and particularly need courses that let me refine tactile skills over time.
Henry Ng / Learner in Singapore
★★★★☆
Combining sinew-channel theory with manual work means pressing is no longer based only on feeling.
Mr. Xu / Student in Canada
★★★★★