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The Dry Needling Reference Library Every Clinician Needs.

Over 100 expert-led technique videos — organized by body region, structured for fast clinical lookup, and taught by the same instructors behind our CMTPT certification courses.

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100+

Expert Technique Videos

Body Regions Covered

Data Points Per Muscle

30+

Years of Myopain Experience

Six Regions. Every Muscle.

Browse by body region, find your muscle, and watch the exact approach you need — with multiple positional variations for each.

Head & Neck The most clinically nuanced region — from suboccipitals to craniomandibular muscles, covered with precision. – Upper Trapezius (4 positional approaches) – SCM, Anterior & Medial Scalene – Posterior Cervicals & Cervical Entheses – Oblique Capitis Inferior – Temporalis, Masseter, Lateral & Medial Pterygoid – Longus Colli

Shoulder Rotator cuff, deltoids, and pectorals — including approaches to the pectoralis major most clinicians never learn. – Supraspinatus & Infraspinatus (sidelying + prone) – Teres Minor & Teres Major – Posterior, Middle & Anterior Deltoid – Pectoralis Minor – Pectoralis Major (4 approaches)

Trunk The thoracolumbar spine, abdominals, and deep stabilizers — essential for treating low back pain. – Thoracolumbar Multifidi – Quadratus Lumborum – Abdominal Obliques – Longissimus Thoracis – Psoas Major

Hips & Thigh Deep hip rotators, adductors, and the muscles most overlooked in lower extremity rehabilitation. – Gluteus Medius & Minimus – Piriformis & Deep Hip Rotators – Hip Adductors – Rectus Femoris & Quadriceps – Hamstrings

Leg & Foot From tibialis anterior to intrinsic foot muscles — including the posterior tibialis approach most providers avoid. – Tibialis Anterior & Posterior – Gastrocnemius & Soleus – Peroneals – Plantar Intrinsics

Arm & Hand Elbow, wrist, and hand musculature — built for OTs, CHTs, and upper extremity specialists. – Biceps, Brachialis & Triceps – Wrist Extensors & Flexors – Supinator & Pronator – Long Thumb Muscles – Intrinsic Hand Muscles

What Every Video Covers

Every muscle follows the same structured framework — so you always know what you’re getting before you press play.

01 Anatomy Origin, insertion, and clinical relevance — the foundation for every needling decision.

02 Function What the muscle does and how dysfunction presents in your patients.

03 Innervation Nerve roots and clinical implications for differential diagnosis.

04 Referred Sensation Where trigger points refer — and what conditions they can mimic.

05 Needling Technique Patient positioning, palpation method, needle direction, and step-by-step approach.

06 Precautions Anatomical risks, contraindications, and safety guidance for every technique shown.

The Clinic Never Stops. Neither Should Your Training.

Get full access to the Myopain Seminars Video Library and keep the knowledge that earned you your CMTPT working for you every day.