As always, great videos! As a neuro PT, this is great for me to review manual techniques, most times I learn new techniques with your videos! Keep it up!
When I want to increase hip flexion, I should try to put the tension on the dorsal side of the hip capsule right? So I need to do a translation dorsally? No need for any rotation or and abduction component right?
Sir, hip joint flexion would be considered a spin movement or anterior roll & posterior slide ? how to determine rolling aspect in hip flexion ? thank you...
Hip flexion is an impure spin movement. Impure because the acetabulum is not aligned with the sagittal plane, but also faces anterior and caudal. What is often done as mobilization technique is flexion coupled with a caudal glide.
While standing I raise my left leg and when I place it vack on the ground there is a pop in my hip specially when I turn my fumor to the inside direction.. What should I consider looking at?
That's known as Snapping Hip Syndrome. Have a look at different articles to get more info on this condition. For example: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30451771
Your videos are so descriptive, when I go to a physio where I live they just tell me to do clams and glute exercises for my hip issue
As always, great videos! As a neuro PT, this is great for me to review manual techniques, most times I learn new techniques with your videos! Keep it up!
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I’m a practicing Chiropractor and have found your videos to be of great help on several occasions. You guys do great work.
Very good information video
Perfect hip joint mobilization/ exercise
Are this mobilizations useful in FAI?. Thanks.
When I want to increase hip flexion, I should try to put the tension on the dorsal side of the hip capsule right? So I need to do a translation dorsally? No need for any rotation or and abduction component right?
Sir, hip joint flexion would be considered a spin movement or anterior roll & posterior slide ? how to determine rolling aspect in hip flexion ? thank you...
Hip flexion is an impure spin movement. Impure because the acetabulum is not aligned with the sagittal plane, but also faces anterior and caudal.
What is often done as mobilization technique is flexion coupled with a caudal glide.
While standing I raise my left leg and when I place it vack on the ground there is a pop in my hip specially when I turn my fumor to the inside direction.. What should I consider looking at?
That's known as Snapping Hip Syndrome. Have a look at different articles to get more info on this condition. For example: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30451771
SOMT... haha. typical