NKT - Treating Sacroiliac Dysfunction

[@poilochio]

Couldnt you just do a "cook" hip lift to see.if glute max fires?

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[@Gringo7475]

NKT seems to me to be gentle stretching combined with a wee bit of PNF. IMO not intensive enough to be effective, at least as shown in this video. the cause of the lady's dysfunction clearly was a trigger point high in biceps femoris. Note that after giving his treatment, he never palpated that spot again to verify TP release. Perhaps it did release, but not something the viewer can determine.

[@Gringo7475]

to the contrary: trigger points either create or exacerbate myofascial dysfunction . I reiterate that a movement that is even less intense than normal movements is not going to change anything. TP pain inhibits normal movement. Find and release the TPs first, then do whatever it is you do Gary Addis, ASc, LMT, CNMT-MFR.

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@@Gringo7475 i dont think thats the case... always releasing TPs first could also result in creating more instability in that area by inhibiting already weak muscle...

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