Trigger point massage provides help for a commonly overlooked cause of pain, myofascial trigger points (TrPs). Todd Steele LMT has continued to learn from his temporarily disabling experience in 1993. He had just started massage therapy school and decided to get back in shape. His new fitness plan ended the day he began it with a sudden unexplained pain in his left knee. He couldn't bear weight on that leg. He believed he had disabled himself but couldn't afford tests or treatment. He limped into the first two days of massage class. The class instructor had him schedule an appointment with her. At the end of the ninety-minute session, he felt no different until he stood up. "How on Earth is it possible to get that much better, that quickly?" he wondered. He could walk as though he was never injured, but it slowly crept back into his knee by the end of the day. His curiosity led him to the school's library, where he found "Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction: The Trigger Point Manuals,"