Trigger Point Therapy/Myotherapy - experience?

I get those treatments from my RMT. Hurts like hell, but it works. You may want to talk to an RMT and a Chiropractor to get references. Unless you want to buy a book, there does not seem to be many articles on the internet regarding the information you want. You may also be interested in Active Release Therapy, a slightly different approach to treating injuries, especially sports injuries.

Yeah, I've done some Internet browsing, and all sources point out that there really haven't been any decent studies done on it; I thought maybe something might have come out this year. All the books on the topic are based on anecdotal, rather than rigorously scientific, data.

What does RMT stand for? Renegade Massage Therapist?

How does Active Release Therapy work?

Heh heh....Registered Massage Therapist, as opposed to those found in personal ads. As for ART, this is good place to start:

http://www.activerelease.com/about.asp

Dr. Green also has a new partner who practices ART, just so you know.

Interesting.

I'm not actually looking for myself, but people often ask me for health advice, and I've heard great things about chiropracty and trigger point therapy, but have never looked at references to back up the anecdotes. It seems they don't actually exist! Someone ought to fund such research. Perhaps insurance companies...