How to Fix a Pelvic Fault or Tweak

[@reneenay3]

I just tried this now after months of pain and feeling “twisted”. I instantly feel amazing. So glad this video popped up as a recommendation. Thank you!

[@tch8787]

Kelly is so genuine... almost to a pelvic fault

[@patricuahernandez1436]

I woke up tonight thinking I might have to go to the hospital because my left hip felt so horrible...so since I couldn't sleep because the pain I took four ibuprofen and searched for some relief on KZbin and found this and another video so I brewed up some sleepy tea for afterwards and started to do both routines I had a fall too a month ago walking a crosswalk and wiped out so I've been healing two nights ago I felt discomfort and it led up to tonight so I did the two videos I'm not 100 percent better but way better than the horrible feeling and dreading a lost of work day at two jobs and going to the hospital to pay a ton of money...i am going to continue these two videosl and keep an eye on myself I'm 54yrs old I have very active jobs I need all the help I can get.....thank youthe KZbin for all the money and stress I've save and how much happier I've become....thanks guys

[@lauradelavan7745]

Thank you so much! This video has literally changed my life! Over 6 years I've been to 2 chiropractors and 3 physios to no avail. The 4th one did something similar to this which has helped. But this technique has fixed it all!

[@qasimrehman1130]

I'm living proof that if you listen to Kelly starrret you can solve back pain problems and start being a functional human again! god bless you Kelly!

[@18i]

Amen

[@qasimrehman1130]

along with a few other probs yes. I have a few reoccurring problems wich Kelly starrret helped me understand.

[@qasimrehman1130]

george johnson there's a guy called Christopher hole on KZbin who is also really informative from a different angle who's channel I'd recommend browsing along with upright health wich is surprisingly good aswell!but Kelly starrret has a talent for expressing the bodies mechanics in a very easily understandable way!

[@arthurhenderson9469]

Qasim Rehman d

[@fixbackpain390]

Hi I also have an exercise that helps out with Pelvic Fault That is very effective for me. May help you too Please help check them out in my channel. Practice 6 (Practice 8) It helps with Sacroiliac Joint Pain/ uneven Hip pain very well

[@paulhaughney7511]

I just showed this to my wife who suffers with her hip, after just doing it once she got up like a new women. Thanks for your great work and sharing 👍

[@pastoryoda2789]

That’s good

[@maryanncoan4134]

that is the only thing that worked after ten months of chronic pain. thank u and god bless u. thank u thank u.

[@lavarela8]

Had totally forgotten about this little trick. Used it as the video was finishing up for this bothersome ache that was irritating me all day. Heard a few pops and that lovely crack when sealing the pelvis, got up and good as new!

[@Theblacknights1]

Man this video helped me with my pain for almost 2 months , thank you so much !!

[@MrColdShoot]

one of those magician tricks, worked on me like a charm, straight to the arsenal you are a real pro keep it up

[@stvjrmllo]

Amazing. I've been needing this for the past 2 days, and I was just able to release my back and hip pain. Mich appreciate the level of work you guys put into the body mechanics 🤙

[@TowelReady]

Thank you for the exercise. I recently twisted my pelvis and when I tried this it helped. Two things, you should always tell everyone if it hurts, when you do the stretches, don't do it. Second, you need to emphasize the need to keep the knees even while pushing and pulling, what did you call it, rotation/counter rotation, I think. Also, the muscles just need to engage, you do not have to brute force any of it at all.

[@beccylovegrove6640]

This worked amazingly for my SIJ pain, thank you!

[@chelle329]

Exactly the moves I was taught to do in PT. Pelvis went out of alignment after pregnancy, due to "hyper mobility" of my hip joints. These are my go-to stretches if I have even slight lower back pain.

[@anotherunboxingchannelasmr7920]

Madeline Swann 9 months postpartum, here for the same thing!!

[@ShG2022]

​@@anotherunboxingchannelasmr7920I m having same problem, I can't even walk due to pain, 9 mnths postpartum.

[@dgfitch]

This is crazy helpful. Like others, I've had this issue from a fall and none of the 6 PTs I went to had me do anything like this. I've been hurting for years, but if I add this to my daily stuff, I bet I'm gonna feel much better!

[@shamaniccolonic777]

Did you get your pelvis aligned?

[@dgfitch]

Yep, this really helped! I was misaligned for so long that my ribcage is also out of whack, and I'm still working on that part

[@Cadhlasta1]

​@dgfitch I love that you replied back. Thank you!

[@csl9495]

My physio helps me do this... glad I can do it by myself at home. Thanks for the video

[@TheKlarsen59]

I STRUCK GOLD! This is exactly what I needed to know.

[@grizelda4526]

I remember when I first learned this from my pt. Changed my life. Well... that plus learning the stability exercises that followed. Thanks for all y’all do.

[@jamescannon1161]

What stability exercises did you do?

[@thestuff4321]

Which stability exercises helped you?

[@grizelda4526]

@@thestuff4321 abdominal dead bug series, glute (butt) strengthening with various forms of bridge pose, side lying leg raise variations to strengthen side hip muscles. Variations of planks. Spinal extensions over a Pilates ball. Side ways walking with an elastic band around my legs to strengthen side hip. Body weight squats to help hamstrings. Mostly I’m hyper mobile so I had to learn how to use my muscles and not over stretch my ligaments. I did all exercises with an anatomy book open so I could really understand where the power should be coming from. Tennis ball and foam roller technique before the pelvic reset demonstrated in the above video is super helpful. If it helps at all, on my channel there are a few videos I made of techniques that helped me, I made them when COVID quarantine started so that my students had something to keep them going. All the best and if I can point you to any other helpful resources please drop me a message. Pain sucks. All the best✌️

[@thestuff4321]

@@grizelda4526 Thank you very much for such a detailed response

[@lw7654]

@@grizelda4526 hi, can you tell me where to go for those techniques. Didn’t see them. Thx

[@shootnscore26]

I am a chiro and give this to my patients to do along with my treatments...that and a couple other things and it gets people back to the gym in no time. It reminds me of muscle energy techniques.

[@JP-fr6by]

What were the other tequniques?

[@johnh6257]

Big thank you. I've had this problem off and on for a while. Yoga usually helps

[@johnnywlittle]

Man this guy’s sharp. Great info and approach.

[@PR35T0N28995]

I have had pain in my lower back, my right side specifically, for quite some time. I did something funky to it when I was changing a tire on my car when I was in high school (this was before I learned to lift properly). I accidentally came across a similar video you did a while back and I'm glad you posted this one as well. I was deadlifting and doing kettle bell swings in a workout afterwards and that just lit my back up. My left side quit being sore but my right has persisted. No freaking joke, I literally just checked to see what side was off and it was my right, did this (used a foam roller to squeeze between my legs), heard a click on my right side, pain is gone for now. Seriously this is all I had to do for all that time my back was killing me. Thanks man!! I can't wait to see how this goes when I'm doing workouts that are a little demanding on the low back(similar to the 17.1 feels).

[@pcs3576]

This routine is in the supple leopard and is a life saver. Awesome advice and has relieved cattywompus pelvis numerous times. Thanks!!!!

[@JanaWestMusic]

Oh wow! Instant relief. Thank you Kelly!

[@BrandonLee-ix3eh]

I hurt myself deadlifting last November. 6 months. I’ve been to my chiropractor and done all kinds of silly to dangerous stretches and exercises for sciatic nerve pain. I have been depressed, feeling hopeless because chiro isn’t working and neither are any of the stretches or exercises. Just attempting this made a huge difference immediately. I think I’ll need to use this for a while to get things reset properly but I will sleep tonight without pain. Kinda wanna cry. Thanks.

[@fixbackpain390]

Hi I also have a way to fix Pelvic Tweak Its a different kind of target But I cannot include any links. Please check the video out (Practice 4) Earnestly hope it can work for your pelvis as well

[@tkt874]

6 months its nothing, i have this 5 years now, 24hours pain.try swim exercize for si

[@xboxhuegable]

What a coincidence you made another video on this, I saw your older one on the same thing and tried it yesterday. Fixed 8 months of back pain and numb toes in 2 minutes, fucking magic. Good thing I paid for those 10 chiro sessions! lol.

[@lupcotrajanov9629]

One of the my rarest aha moment wow! Thank you!

[@kobalt77]

Amazing ! I knew about these exercises, but did not know to repeat with 5 or 6 sets. This will make a big difference. Thank you guys so much !!!

[@AlexnicholasBlakely]

he is the man...no other words...the..man

[@Edelwiess1066]

I'm just curious as to what you would recommend someone do After this? I mean should they rest, go swimming, get a massage.. What activities, if any, should one avoid & for how long? Thank you so much for this video!

[@davehenderson5585]

This is a chronic issue for me. Very helpful. Thanks

[@davehenderson5585]

george johnson Bicycle vs car about 2 years ago.

[@fixbackpain390]

Hi I also have a way to fix Pelvic Tweak Its a different kind of target But I cannot include any links. Please check the video out (Practice 4) Earnestly hope it can work for your pelvis as well

[@MelanieSakowski]

Kelly you’re an incredible teacher, also awesome self-administered hip-adjustment 👌🏻I do this exercise with a dowel (broomstick)

[@BH_Restorative_fitness]

how do you do it with a dowel?

[@MelanieSakowski]

@@BH_Restorative_fitness hmmm was my response deleted?

[@BH_Restorative_fitness]

I have no idea. You just said I do this exercise with a dowel/ broomstick

[@MelanieSakowski]

@@BH_Restorative_fitness I replied back but it’s gone now :(

[@MelanieSakowski]

@@BH_Restorative_fitness I’ll try again: basically you lie on your back with knees bent to 90 degrees and put the dowel horizontally against your quad and hamstring of the other leg. You then press from either side against the dowel, adjusting the pelvic bones, and repeat switching the dowel to the other quad and hamstring. I do 3 sets of 5-10 seconds on each side.

[@jocelynnugent3869]

Wow, thank you so much my left leg has been numb since Monday. This really works!

[@chrisz6860]

If I were to search for a physical therapist, that knows how to handle this, what is the specific question I should be asking? Should I be asking, “ do you know how to fix a pelvis fault?” or is there another technical description for this? Thanks!!

[@alexisshields8216]

A must try ...thank you...

[@mpamorse]

This exercise is insanely helpful! THANK YOU!

[@kayceelawrence7330]

Hi love to take some classes yeah learn new techniques

[@joevastine4312]

Thanks, fixed my problem. If it wouldn't have worked I guess i have a bigger problem and would seek out a local pro. most of K-Star's stuff works

[@stevemueller4703]

Totally awesome 🙏 thank you 🙌

[@eudaimoniantraining]

This man cares about his people, even asked the cameraman if he was okay with his coughs. This man should be a primary mentor for all

[@billburke-miskell8460]

He is 'WACK', he's an embarrassment to our profession...Rabies???????????????????????

[@Nutrition101byCharles]

Really really good stuff there

[@jessicamitchell7953]

Wow. This actually works! I heard/ felt a pop right before you said it. Thank you!

[@tjchristenson4194]

Nice... might have saved me a hip adjustment from my chiropractor. Use heating pad first then tried this.

[@gnawty4662]

Hi Kelly; do you have a video of recommended home gym equipment? I just purchased the Supple Leopard - and looking forward to it!

[@Tammyhuffman92]

I will be doing this! The three chiropractors iv went to cant get it.. im 9 months going with this pain. I cant sit on the floor with my kids, i cant hardly do much and i have 5 kids! Iv never been in this much pain before

[@tiffanyburton388]

This 100% helped me! I’ve been hurting for two weeks! Thank you!

[@spacescience100]

Great video

[@Bandgeek601]

I just came here for the comments. The thumbnail looks...provocative 😂

[@frankjohnston5142]

Really helps with all the sitting I must do at work thanks

[@jeff_howard_afk]

Foamroller for the adductors works well, too.

[@clichethinker]

I did this yesterday. Huge help. Some tingling down one leg. Today I'm sore still. Do you recommend any continuation exercises or just repetition of the same?

[@Hirokiji]

8:05 Level? Listen I don't drink, and it certainly wasn't level. 2:25 or 8:05 ??? But your tips are spot on for this condition, good for SIJ as well...

[@BrooxFit]

thanks kelly! I do this with my athletes and clients. Great tool to have in the tool box!

[@juliannope8062]

hier Kelly, could you help me with a snapping hip while walking and hip flexion? causes and exercises to get rid of it? would be great

[@chadshaferpt6063]

Love the explanation of the muscle energy techniques here. I think we should definitely take a look at the research in regards palpation and "feeling" things in regards to pathology. What I have found, is just because they have a sensation of something is off or painful, if a provider tell them they are "out of alignment" or there hip is out, they carry that threatening notion with them for the rest of their lives and their perception of pain may be altered in the future. Either way, if they feel better with what ever technique you provide to them, test and retest and look for a change and if it is better, it is better. Love the video!

[@chadshaferpt6063]

first I would question on how I came to the conclusion that the patient was out of place or "rotated incorrectly" before I provide any intervention. I am not looking to start a debate but this whole treatment paradigm revolving around misalignment, hips being out, or anything relying on what we "think we can feel" needs to be looked at long and hard. There is a ton of research looking at reliability of palpation and what we think we can feel showing that it is quite poor. when you tell someone their hips will go out if they x,y, and Z, it is the same as telling someone with a disc bulge to never bend forward because their disc will explode and rupture, which some would argue could lead to more disuse and pain.

[@chadshaferpt6063]

george johnson if you examine a patient and rely on what you think you see from side to side, I would question that. also stretching in itself is not directly related to pain relief. this is getting a bit off course, but the point still stands that the content is great but we need to keep our minds open to what we think we know and what we do not know.

[@mumpygumboo8554]

Great vid; very to-the-point and clear.

[@heathershells2042]

Thank u!!!!! Relief

[@michaelh102]

Cool tip! Nice visual explanation.

[@MrAngelicca]

Really works, thank you

[@adrianschmadrian3550]

A great video. Thanks. (This coming from someone with protracted hip/pelvis issues.)

[@carolcox7556]

Thank you.. it has worked!

[@sesedmmalabsi5680]

Thank you very much, it works very nice with me

[@Chrissy-om4ir]

Love this. It works.

[@colecoffelt9200]

Thanks man!

[@Rani_Ibrahim]

Thank you

[@vturner9284]

This really helped me! Thank you!

[@praiseful]

i love it🎉😍thank you so much😍i dont have to go to clinic anymore🙏

[@lindathorn5479]

My osteo does this with me and it works. Hip rotation and trauma. Exact same.

[@boxing76ful]

Do you have video for aligned hips. I've been two Quiropractors, and one Osteopathic Doctor, and nothing, over 25 sessions together. Yes I have had my hip and pelvic aligned or adjust before, not sure what word to use.....the Osteopathic Doctor that did it ,is retired and out of Country😫. He did similar movements ,but one of them was pushing with his hands underneath my feet up against my hips n I pushed against his hands ,one session....Done.

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

The left side was still lower.

[@glenmayepete]

I have a twisted pelvis, which is being caused by an old ankle sprain. My right ankle inferior extensor retinaculum got damaged and repaired with inflexible scar tissue. I have restricted dorsiflexion in my right ankle which has altered my bio mechanics.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

LORD i need a good tweak.. my body is history

[@Alyoops16]

When I do the push/pull of the leg, I'm feeling it in my outer hips. Am I supposed to? As a dancer I know I tend to over use my outer hip flexors so any advise is appreciated!

[@WackyMammal]

IS DAVE DEFINITELY OK!? 😂 6:02

[@thepokekid01]

R.I.P. Dave

[@lifeslessons9889]

Wacky Mammal ... Exactly

[@muiawat]

I just did this in bed and I literally heard so many pops after Thank u

[@johnsmith2221]

It’s interesting that you are supposed to do that both directions rather than just one way to fix the problem.

[@NiteSaiya]

This helps but when I get up there's still a little area of pain on the left side of my coccyx that quickly spreads and returns me almost to the state I was in before the exercises.

[@lifeslessons9889]

Great stuff ...no time for friggin around eh ? Lol . Good job Kelly ( and Dave 👍) 😉

[@manessehibanez4211]

Thank you!!!

[@stratusd88]

Muscle energy techniques (MET). Cool stuff

[@MelanieSakowski]

0:57 “caddywhompus” 😂

[@jfjdjdji723]

How do you feel about sleeping nightly in a hammock, if doing so correctly at a 45° angle?

[@iworkforme]

still looks uneven at the end?? But good info.

[@JulioVelezz]

Good stuff

[@braziljennifer]

is it possible to completely correct this issue with this technique so it doesn't pop right back again?

[@kicktree]

I would think so. Muscles will have to relearn to know where relaxed is in relation to spasm. Connective tissue will need to soften and allow normal rom at the joint. Then muscle ffunction will return. After all that...its back to normal.

[@jsullivan1082]

Some of these you're describing are Osteopathic techniques. The sooner you can address it in relation to when it happens the better. Even if these make a small difference it can be a good sign that what you're dealing with is at least partially musculoskeletal and you should seek out someone who knows what they're doing. A GOOD chiropractor or a GOOD D.O. are your best bets. But there are a lot of both that aren't very good so don't get discouraged, keep looking.

[@archanashirsat4686]

Can we do everyday? or how many times per week we can do?

[@Lea-md6le]

Anyone here after reading Tim's newsletter?

[@aeonm9857]

wow. you're amazing.

[@JapanesewithVishal]

i have that one problem

[@jsullivan1082]

Or you could just monitor the posterior superior iliac spine while your patient bends forward. It lets you know WHICH SIDE is wrong. Which ever moves first or farthest is the side to blame.

[@michaelyoung6837]

How often would a smaller per have to do this

[@fragrantrivers8071]

what about after a knee replacement? when the new knee throws your old way of walking off?

[@barbaramazzocca4605]

When they were done, it didn't look level to me. I need to know how to do this.

[@EyeKnowDonuts]

Most definitely not level to me either.

[@johanesterhuizen1842]

Barbara Mazzocca I honestly think it takes longer than just a once of “ fix “ to get them even

[@catlawford]

I've had a rotated pelvis for decades - will try this. Does it need to be repeated lots if a long term corkscrew like me?!

[@ClinicallyPressed]

You may need to repeat it daily until you start feeling some relief. The nice thing about it is if you start feeling "off" again you can always do this to help reset your pelvis and relieve your pain. It would also be worth the effort of making sure your glutes are firing well and also working on the external rotators of the hips and abductors of the hip.

[@dontchastop]

george johnson I have the exact same thing as you! Have you made. any progress?

[@fixbackpain390]

Hi I also have an exercise that helps out with Pelvic Fault That is very effective for me. May help you too Please help check them out in my channel. Practice 6 (Practice 8) It helps with Sacroiliac Joint Pain/ uneven rotated Hip pain very well

[@blingbishop8252]

Any update?

[@kaitekballa5hunna69]

2:27 and 8:09 there's no difference

[@ninjanghia]

How often and how long should we do this for after trauma? Will it regress back if we don’t continue to do this?

[@davidharcot220]

I was wondering about getting rock too you mentioned it

[@my2009Babies1]

Does this fix anterior pelvic tilt on one side?? Really would like to know, thanks

[@JD43232]

I used to workout and run a lot but havent done anything in 2 years. I think this has happened to me just from sitting all the time (In bad posture). My right pelvis/leg thingy sticks out a little forward like the area above my junk isn't straight in line with my feet. Its not much but my right hip/leg joint has this feeling like its out of synch with the rest of my body. Bodies are stupid man.....anything can go wrong all the fucking time