Latent 📝trigger point is a point that is quiet until pressed but still shortens the muscle and limits range.
The person is not aching at rest; the fingers find a 📝taut band and a nodule that hurts locally or refers once it is held. In 📝Trigger Point Therapy latent points still matter because they steal range and can wake up under load, sitting, or a bad night. They are findings, not a diagnosis, and not a reason to hunt every quiet knot in the body.
Clients often say "I didn't know that was there." The dose is still breathable pressure, then a stretch so the band does not re-form. Clearing every latent point in one session is not the aim.