Lumbar Manipulation

[@calint123]

You really went in-depth. So educational. You're so comfortable taking all this time, that it almost seems rude to the patient, but you said just that at the end lol.

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Happy to help!

[@scottmayhew2227]

I really appreciate the time that you take to explain the technique. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Hi Scott, you're very welcome!

[@wilsondelosreyes5335]

Very clear! Your presentation and demonstration for proper lumbar manipulation is so clear to understand and follow. You're great, Sir. Thank you.

[@osteouk]

UK osteo of 25 years, great summary to show students, new grads and those looking for a refresher of "real world" technique. Well done sir.

[@BrookbushInstitute]

We're happy we could help! Thank you!

[@Unforbidden]

6:55 just chillin huh

[@calint123]

hahaha he's so comfortable

[@jacksonpatrick8175]

the girls just like: ayo break my back already

[@feb88shabz]

I'm a chiro, that was a great manip very specific and controlled

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Thank you!

[@ObeseLovahBoi]

Prove it

[@bakoty6571]

@@ObeseLovahBoi idiot who cares??

[@matthewvillanova7076]

7:58

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"I would grab ssoooommmeee"

[@jessicaivan6838]

FORREAL mans takes his job TOO comfortably

[@Random-wu1ne]

0:11 no. I came for that as-

[@請果斷點]

I’m a physical therapist. Thank you !!!

[@deprimat666]

12:29 don't blame you I'd be excited too 😂😉

[@wanilimbe]

Lmao

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What?

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[@elmanahmed6117]

Hi Dr. Brent. I am a DPT student! It was a great explanation! There is only one thing I would like to add that I learned from my professor in DPT school. You are more likely to get a cavitation if you were to log roll her such that her femur (the one that is hooked) is facing directly perpendicular against the floor, and your greater trochanter is in line with her greater trochanter (which I think it was). Of course you have to lock her from both upper and lower side which you did perfectly. Not to say that cavitation is the goal. Even normal lumbar mobilzation/rotation has a great effect, but I am sure you will agree that cavitation always has a good psychological affect on patient.

[@fizioterapevt]

Bullshit

[@abdellahkamel4202]

I wish I can have this treatment I'm suffering with my back

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Hi Abdellah, this is a very common technique used by chiropractors!

[@abdellahkamel4202]

@@BrookbushInstitute I can't walk for the third day and the pain is horrible I have a problem on my lower back spine and I don't want the surgery

[@4ksandknives]

@@abdellahkamel4202 alternatives include seeing a Mckenzie trained physio or looking at Bob and Brad on KZbin

[@elmanahmed6117]

@@BrookbushInstitute And definitely by PT's as well!

[@atreyugam3r108]

Yes i definitly have a license for this

[@Spartan9285]

Yes me too

[@fizioterapevt]

First time that I liked your video. Why? Because at the beginning you tell that if you are not licensed physiotherapists and it's not in your scope of practice then go away or watch it passively. Good👍

[@brentbrookbush9505]

We are always respectful of scope, but we do not condone demeaning other professions or fighting between professions. Dr. B2

[@PEMF.Hydrogen.LLLT.Experts]

Very good and informative, thanks!

[@BrookbushInstitute]

You're very welcome!

[@jesseandersen3506]

This would help me a lot with my herniated discs L4-L5 L5-S1, i went to some doctors and i only got medication and massage that are completely useless and didn't do anything good for me

[@Kranammo]

good video 2 questions doc 1) how do you know how hard to push? and 2) how do you palpate an obese person? (wouldnt it be difficult to feel the restrictions if your patient is obese?)

[@electrifried]

Hi!!Thanks for all your great lessons!I`m a PT- MT and it`s really helpful watching your techniques!I would like to know though:Do you just check the passive motions of the vertebrae and do this technique or you examine for FRS -ERS ?Do you do the ERS-Frs specific manipulations or this one?Thanks!!!

[@carmelcabarles1081]

Thanks i want more to know about these..

[@russrokposs9281]

hi there ..are you in england if so where are you established .. also i have low back lumbar pain ..for years . and it aint going away .i reckon you could tweak my back ..

[@dg9015]

Great video

[@sisoelshennawy7289]

Is there a full coarse to learn chiropractory because there is no chiropractors in my country please help

[@DerekFrazier2014]

Thank you, I have seen this technique but but have not been able to learn the step by step. fyi Chiro student

[@sanahussain4755]

Do you have anything on upper back pain?

[@Snoodingo130]

I want to get my lower back fix too. There’s stiffness everytime i bend down that limits some movements.

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Check out your local PTs and Chiropractors!

[@franknilson180]

Hi Brent, I am currently suffering from pain in my upper right leg, from the inner thigh right around to the buttock area. Trying to cross my right leg over my left leg is painful. Would you say that this is a case of hip replacement or could it be manipulated to correct the situation? The fact that I experience pain from my inner thigh right around to the buttock area make me question the fact of hip replacement. I am 70 years old but otherwise very healthy. Your assessment will be appreciated.

[@yasinpeermohamed7903]

Would there be any benefit in performing this on someone who has a herniated lumbar disc?

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Potentially, although the problem you would be trying to solve with this technique is restriction in range of motion. Dr. B2

[@punchabunchabuttons]

but what do you do with the tip of your finders. Are you pressing? Looking fro something in particular between the vertebrates? Can you explain? THX!

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Hey Upnorthbit, Just palpating. All the fingers due is feel the motion of the spinous process. Dr. B2

[@itsgonzalits]

Please do her other side, you're killing me lol.

[@wilsondelosreyes5335]

Thank you, thank you, Sir. Very nice and helpful.

[@gelsayedpt]

I am. PT you do great work

[@ayurnidanam]

Very well explained 👍

[@druidsongevergreens]

Thank you. I'm in chiro school and this is really helpful.

[@MysteryBuzz]

My dad can do adjustments, find pressure points and massage. He said he learnt it in martial arts training during the 70s in Australia. He's an electrician with no medical training, definitely not a chiro. How would he have learnt this??

[@jetso2000]

you literally answered your own question

[@thedrivingforcecompany]

Thanks for the video and sharing your knowledge!

[@BrookbushInstitute]

You're very welcome! Check out BrookbushInstitute.com for everything we have to offer!

[@ThierryFont]

What are your thoughts on contraindications of lumbar HVLA manipulations on herniated disc pathologies. Also I think your patient should be closer to you during the manipulation.

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Hey Thierry, The research does not suggest that HVLA is more risky for someone with an HNP, there is some evidence to suggest that it may not be preferential if there is nerve involvement (sciatica), but this is not a statement about risk as much as outcomes. As far as position, without a smaller table, I am not getting closer, unless I no longer want the table to stabilize her top lower extremity. Dr. B2

[@Lechu4sila]

Hi Brent, great video, a lot of knowledge as always. What are the contraindications for spine manipulations?

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Great question, I would say any evidence of osteoperosis or fracture would be my first thought, cuada equina signs or active cancer in the area, history of nerve damage might be a contraindication, and I might add that acute irritable pain is another quasi-contraindication. When pain is really high and easily triggered I will often default to mobilizations. This is not a complete list, but a good start ;-) Dr. B2

[@Lechu4sila]

@@brentbrookbush9505 Thank you so much for your answer.

[@harmanbinning3708]

I feel like I have seen this video somewhere else

[@DM-yi1ur]

Juice please

[@notabrickinthewall]

Good video. I have a serious issue and question. I had this done about 3 yrs ago and when he did this manipulation/ technique (that particular day) , he came down with GREAT force , more than any other time which was crazy and caused much pain,could barely stand on my right leg..indeed I was shocked!! And he had a weird half smile on his face...seems like he did it on purpose..he was my ex-husbands friend..he also retired right after that. Strange eh. So. here I am now, I have alot of issues in that spot..dont know if its L 1,2,3 or 4? Im afraid to go get it done again. What damage/affects could this cause and what do you recommend? Thankyou. I really hope to hear from you.

[@fizioterapevt]

He tried to break you.

[@dust17111]

I cant afford chiropractors , and the one time I went , the lower back adjustment was all I wanted and was the most relieving part of it , I haven't been diagnosed but I believe I have a pinch nerve in my lower back on the side deep inside feeling and what feels like above the pelvis or back of pelvis , anyways would I be able to teach like my woman to be able to do this to me or is it to dangerous if someone hasn't been trained? Cause damb chiropractors want to do all this other crap when theres only one adjustment I needed ended up costing 250 bucks just for one little visit way to expensive but it did relieve my lower back issue for a year or two now ita starting to come back.

[@esaw7067]

Yikes, $250 is a robbery, my chiro charges me $50 per visit and I was about to get $5 refund due to being on income support, I wish you luck

[@timothyn4699]

See if you can find The Joint chiropractor. It's about $60/ month for 4 visits monthly (roughly that's one adjustment per week). And at times they'll have a deal to pay yearly and get 1-2months free

[@Mr123azeem]

Hi thank you so so much for guiding me azeembinislam sir thanks for your supports

[@jordan8019]

this guy looks like he takes advantage of his job

[@shantalmorris1613]

Does this help with pain from having scoliosis? Can a person that has scoliosis go through this procedure?

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Unless there is osteoperosis, fractures, hardware or nerve issues that could make this technique dangerous for the individual, this technique could be used with someone who has scoliosis. Dr. B2

[@shantalmorris1613]

@@brentbrookbush9505 ok thanks. I found out I had scoliosis a couple of years ago . I've been managing the pain with pain meds,mainly ibuprofen. I've been considering visiting a chiropractor,but I've been hesitant. I'm from Jamaica,I was told by my doctor that I should consider surgery,at the moment I'm not even sure how much the curve has progressed. Any suggestions?

[@brentbrookbush9505]

@@shantalmorris1613 Get a second opinion, and perhaps try physical therapy.

[@shantalmorris1613]

Ok thank you

[@CoachDaGoat]

Do you and cipriano work in the same building? Because the wall is the same as his lol

[@cauanrodrigues3323]

Thankyou

[@BrookbushInstitute]

You're very welcome!

[@WORLDOFTHEWISE]

Sir thank you for sharing your technique it is really amazing..but sir but how can we know if that segment is fixed or not...what should we palpate and what is the end feel?

[@aprilpalmer7024]

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[@Mercs888]

Great Video.

[@mountfairweather]

Some feedback. Your upper arm placement won't work for everyone it can really hurt shoulders and graze breast tissue. It's also easy to over rotate someone like this with that much torque. It also won't work well on acute or sub acute patients.

[@mh0Ang95]

I think this is just an explanation of the technique in general! Ofc modifications can be made, but here he's explaining the step-by-step details and emphasizing locking out all non-manipulated segments

[@solmoes]

Can this damage the growing plates by doing it wrong (yourself) by any chance? I’ve been cracking my lumbar spine by myself, for the longest time imaginable. Thanks in advance.

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Hey Loli, No, I can't see how that would even be possible. You could create some instability, which may cause pain, but I can't see it affecting growth plates. Dr. B2

[@solmoes]

Brent Brookbush Hmm, I see. Thank you for the quick response. You see, I am addicted to cracking bones in my body, literally anywhere possible. Most of the time, almost everytime, I find a way to crack a bone, one would seem impossible to do it by yourself. I find ways to do it anyway. For my lumbar spine, I basically lie down on my side, as shown in the video, press down on one hip and rotate my upper body the other way, that way I am able to “crack”/pop my lower spine (lumbar).

[@hhhqqq3918]

thanks for saving me and my dad 100$! a session

[@RichyRichfella]

I so need this right now I've got horrendous pain located between L2 and L4 like make you wanna cry type pain 😭

I wanna bite a white chocolate bar all of a sudden

[@mrgamesnipe7199]

Ph vid

[@tractorback76]

Dude has some giant hands

[@meihuimccracken9154]

What is ACT?

[@brentbrookbush9505]

Do you mean ATC - Athletic Trainer Certified?

[@grwhite]

@@brentbrookbush9505 ATC is the certification. AT or Athletic Trainer is the noun to use when referencing us. Otherwise a very informative video. They are always well done.

[@brentbrookbush9505]

@@grwhite Interesting, thanks. I always try to be as accurate as possible, because as you know it is easy for individuals to confuse ATCs with personal trainers who like to train athletes when "Athletic Trainer" alone is used as the label. I am not saying I agree with this, just as I don't like personal trainers using "PT" as their credential, since that would be "physical therapist". Point being, the use of the ATC credential is really a way for me to put an extra bit of clarity on which profession I am not talking too. B2

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My girlfriend walked in on me, and I had to turn this off. She got upset...

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