with Wang Guolong
Gentle suction therapy that eases tension and encourages circulation.
Cupping uses gentle suction — traditionally through heated or pump-drawn glass or silicone cups — placed against the skin to draw tension toward the surface and encourage circulation. It is one of the oldest bodywork practices in Traditional Chinese Medicine, valued for the deep sense of release it leaves behind.
Easing tightness in the back, shoulders, and legs.
Encourages blood flow to tired muscles.
A distinct, grounding sense of release.
Especially effective after movement or travel.
Identifying areas of tightness or fatigue.
Cups placed and held to draw tension to the surface.
Notes on mild marking and recommended rest.
Wang Guolong is a Traditional Chinese Medicine external therapy practitioner with over thirty years of clinical experience. Born into a family of TCM practitioners and trained in martial arts since childhood, he brings both lineages into a single practice.
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The foundational philosophy that shapes every therapy offered at Pele Awakening.
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