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    John Gibbons is a registered Osteopath, Lecturer and Author and is discussing how to assess (and then subsequently manipulate) the spinal motion of the thoracic spine using Dr Lovett (1903) and the laws or principles of Fryette (1918), John also manipulates with a HVT / Grade 5 technique to the thoracic spine and rib cage. Some of these techniques can be taught but only to skilled therapists and manipulations plus more is taught on the Spinal course at Core Elements in swindon. The technique demonstrated is called a thoracic thrust or an AP thrust or even known as the ‘Dog’

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    12. The Vital Glutes & Psoas
    13. Acupuncture & Dry needling

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    foreign how to perform a manipulation for the thoracic spine around the level of T5 and T6 during this video I’m going to show you how to perform a manipulation to the middle part of a thoracic spine when I was torted in osteopathy they would call it the dog technique place in the patient’s arms across the shoulders the couch a bit lower them towards you find the level so the inferior angle is around t7 so this will be around t67 so placing my hand like this and I do a rotation to pre-load the tension to the tissue take a breath in breathe in breathe in and as she breathes out I’m going to roll come down over down through and there was a adjustment on the second technique if you are a therapist and you would like to learn some of these techniques then simply click the link in the bio

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    1. I love the fact that you are gentle. Unlike most chiropractors out there. They make it look like they will break something on their patient’s neck. I always wonder why they have to be so “rough”?

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