Nice job! However, you got the anatomical position of the bones of the forearm misplaced, but thank you for this video

Rippin Walk

Luz Walk

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So where was your fingers on the back during thrust

Thank u for explaining it so clearly..😊

terrible line up, you took his entire head and neck and nose out of the midline, that's a big FAIL in my classroom !

0:40 It's the little details which makes this great, as you said he was rotated to the left, he twisted a bit to show what you meant

Flexed, Rotated and Sidebent L. So we take the patient to the barrier by rotating R and extending but sidebending left, then thrust by rotating R?

All good but it was not a HVLA technique… as you stated „I didn’t even have to thrust”… ;) This is simply a mobilization technique taking the joint into its end range of motion but not producing any neurophysiological effects related to HVLA. Thanks for sharing anyway :)

I trust Dr. Ross Geller

That intro was SMOOTH!

Nice

This is so cool. Great visual to explain the sacrum and movements. Thanks much.

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DO NOT THRUST IN EXTENSION!

Hi I got a question about how the sacrum become dysfunction ? I mean what activities will causing such difference types of dysfunction of the sacrum and what should avoid to do? say healing after treatment ?

Superb

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I was in a car accident 5 months ago. I have three screws in my pelvic and was wondering what are good exercise I could do to lessen the pain ?? Plz help 🥺🥺

Nice technic! I will do it yet today 👍

My Dr ordered a manual Lymphatic Drainage, so I was wondering what thaI is, I thought they are gonna drain some fluid from my bone...:) So I came to see this video but got totally mesmerized by that volunteer patient. That doc should have use some ordinary looking person so that it be easier to focus on what he is doing and not get distracted by that super hot volunteer patient/nurse...:) Just saying...:)

Great video! Will there be a reunion episode of Didactics Online one day? 🤞🏼

A chiropractor herniated one of my thoracic disks doing this. Then he wouldn’t believe that he had injured my spine bc of how “rare” thoracic disk injuries are.

you shoiuld consider fixating the scalpula if goal is to get motion through the glenohumeral joint, but for sure tehere is major benefits to get the motions and activations through the whole shoulder girdle

Fantastic presentation one of the best I have seen

Thank you, great video 👍

Pushing bubs ooh

Tara is an absolute unit.

They didn’t teach me any of this in my class. Why is that? I’m regarding the pump openings . They taught me it as is one portion of the body at a time.

This helped me thanks!

Wow, my man. Finally somebody how knows his stuff

What about Flex/ex AND seitbend from upper segments?

As a massage therapist this makes so much sense. Thanks so much.

yo this is king tier

I just get a tickle seeing Dr. Parker's Hanes underwear peeking out. 🥰

SHE JUST LIKES TO GRAB HIS A.S.S

Great video

Will be good also in spanish or with subtitles... bc there is not!!

Thank you...

I don’t have access for this type of pro therapy work however this confirms why my version of home lymphatic work is working. I’ve been hitting it pretty aggressively x2/day with a massager, dry brushing, then rebounding. Edema is going down , toxins coming out in stool, had nausea and flushing this morning so skipped my workout till that calms down. I’m so grateful for therapies like this being taught by generous healers as regular Medical Doctors have not been taught this therapeutic approach. My MD just said, “well you’re just a sweller, keep exercising and wearing compressions” I don’t blame her for not knowing but things so effective I’m doing at home (although time consuming) are already decreasing YEARS of edema. And I have exercised well & healthy weight my whole life. So again thank you for teaching those of us who are studying non conventional ways to get to the root & heal.

The order of the steps is key to the treatment.

What a crock of shart

useless treatment, massage or whatever you call this

nice presentation keep it up

This was amazing. Thank you.

😂 I'm just imaging myself doing this dance on my practical exam.

Why do you make your diagnosis with the patient in a sitting position? what about gravity influence?

In Flexion the "physician's fingers move away from the physician and spread apart". You said that they approximate around 2:20. This didn't make sense to me so I checked other sources including my school's OPP manual which I quoted above. In Extension the "physician's fingers move towards the physician and fingers adduct"

Any references? I'd like to read up on this