Archive for January 2016

As noted earlier, 2015 was the Year of the Shoulder. I got clearer about the front-to-back balance of the shoulder girdle, including the combination of posterior shift and anterior tilt on the more dysfunctional side. More recently, I've realized that there's one more important component: on that same side, the ribcage is more flexed. I…

For years now, I've been exploring the assessment and treatment of spinal joint fixations. During that time, my methods (presented in both the ACOM and MFB classes) have become more refined and consistent. My current method has a strong element of traction in corrective maneuvers. Lately, I've realized that one quick way of zeroing in…