Perform horizontal stroking of the thigh by facing the table and placing hands on the thigh with ...

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Perform horizontal stroking of the thigh by facing the table and placing hands on the thigh with fingers pointing to the medial side. Lift tissues as the hands slide past each other as they move alternately medial to lateral and back again.

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