Manipulation Sacroiliac Joint using the Chicago Technique

Manipulation of a dysfunctional sacroiliac joint where the innominate bone is posteriorized using the Chicago technique, so called as it was developed by the Chicago School of Osteopathy USA.
"THE ART OF HVT" is a clinical tutorial collection of safe and easy to follow videos, to develop or revise competent manipulation skills for use in the clinical setting. The video is aimed at Manual Medicine Practitioners, Chiropractors, Student Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Student Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, Student Physiotherapists, Sports Therapists, Sports & Remedial Massage Therapists, Physical Therapists, Manual Therapists including TCM Practitioners and other Healthcare Providers. Along with its companion E book, the work features a number of clinical examinations and treatment techniques including more advanced skilled techniques.
Also included in this DVD, is a downloadable 500-page book describing the techniques in detail.
The author, David Lintonbon DO is internationally recognised by leading accreditation bodies as an authority in his field, with over 35 years teaching experience both in the UK & over 30 countries Worldwide. The material has all been used successfully in both initial training and Continuing Professional Development Courses. It is laid out in easy-to-follow sections.
New/Experienced Practitioners and those preparing for exams will find them invaluable in the development of necessary skills and knowledge.
Part of a series of educational videos from David Lintonbon DO, who practices at Charterhouse Clinic 98 Crawford Street, London W1H 2HL United Kingdom.
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[@JacquelineBall-hw5fh]

Clear precise instructions. Thank you David.

[@TUBEoshnik]

Very clear and precise, thank you!
And very smooth.

[@backcracker88]

i am gonna try this out, but that is one bad ass adjusting room

[@jones2277]

This fantastic, but do you have a technique that I can perform on myself without someone else's help?

[@marlisholmes3108]

I like your lab coat

[@integratedmanual]

I can post you one?

[@gzjay3564]

Hello, I'm korea osteopathy student, lower leg cross become innominate anterior tilt???

[@digitlcnc]

Hi
This is very easy. Good demonstration.
What if I have a sacro-iliac joint anteriorized? Can you help me, please? Thank You

[@integratedmanual]

[@benwawesh5222]

Good work

[@karimtahaelarabi2528]

i like it very much, thanks for the great demo

[@integratedmanual]

Hi Gergely,
To anteriorize, watch the modified Sims procedure video clip. This might help you with your technique or contact me further by emailing me at: [e-mail]
Regards,
David