This technique is done as a transition and at the finish (after the karate chops, tapping, and clapping). Using both hands with the fingers moving slightly, gently tap off the feet. The fingers do touch the foot, though the touch is light like a feather. On the top of the foot, use the bottom and tips of the fingers. On the sole of the foot, use the backs of your fingers.

Feathering is a stroking, smoothing technique that can be used on the feet or hands. The effect is a soothing, calm feeling. Let your hands stroke the air for a moment, using your hands, and then use your fingers. Then allow the fingers to move in a gentle vibrating manner, as though moving the air about. Again, let your hands smooth the area. Feathering is a combination of both these movements.

Feathering is used throughout the session when you move from one area to another. As the back reflex is finished and you prepare to work the lymph reflex, soft feather strokes allow you to move easily into the section. The feather technique also helps to sooth the area, further promoting the relaxation effect.