Lab: Sacrotuberous Ligament – Prone | 4:33 You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet. 2 Comments So even if you have a table with the belly cut out you do not treat in prone? No Mobilization in prone, but yes to fascial work? Log in to Reply That is what I have to teach. Yes to fascial work but no direct pressures down on the pelvis with the pregnant belly. I can’t determine if your table is taking that pressure off of the belly or not. That is for you to decide. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
So even if you have a table with the belly cut out you do not treat in prone? No Mobilization in prone, but yes to fascial work? Log in to Reply
That is what I have to teach. Yes to fascial work but no direct pressures down on the pelvis with the pregnant belly. I can’t determine if your table is taking that pressure off of the belly or not. That is for you to decide. Log in to Reply
So even if you have a table with the belly cut out you do not treat in prone? No Mobilization in prone, but yes to fascial work?
That is what I have to teach. Yes to fascial work but no direct pressures down on the pelvis with the pregnant belly. I can’t determine if your table is taking that pressure off of the belly or not. That is for you to decide.