Gonstead adjustment for extremely flexible patient

Natalie is a full time ballet dancer with a PIIN subluxation. In this video Dr. Ian Rossborough demonstrates how you adjust extremely flexible patients such as Natalie safely and effectively. This video is a response to a request from MartinHeinmets.

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[S233630]

I swear you are the reincarnation of clarence himself! Amazing work doc! love watching these vids:)

[chiroexcellence]

@S233630 Hey big compliment; thanks for that :) Are you a Chiropractor or student? if so let us know what you would like to see and we'll do our best to help you out. Thanks again for taking the time to comment. All the best, Dr Ian

[mattwgeiger]

Will government funded insurance in Australia country cover this treatment?

[chiroexcellence]

@mattwgeiger To some extent yes.. Rcently the government have allowed MD's to refer their patients to us for 5 visits paid for under medicare. Third party insurers such as private health insurers, Traffic Accident Commission and Work Cover insurance all cover Chiropractic too. Thanks and take care, Dr Ian

[ShoulderRollJason]

Damn man this guy isn't a joke like all the others what a pro.

[chiroexcellence]

@ShoulderRollJason Thanks friend..there are others doing this work too, just trying to share our specialty so thanks again, Dr Ian

[Gondrette]

Thanks Doc! it's good to see that in our instruction we are in agreement. This is how we are teaching our students at Life University's Gonstead Club. Gonstead is Gonstead across the world! Thanks for sharing this great video.

[chiroexcellence]

@Joeltz Hi there! The answer to your question depends entirely on the actual injury that your knee has suffered. I look after a lot of dancers who have done exactly what you have and each time the dysfunction in the knee can come from something different. Ice and moment is usually best for pain and inflammation until you have it fixed.Where do you live? Maybe I can look at it? take care Dr Ian

[Joeltz]

@chiroexcellence thnxs for replying, well I live in California San Diego. I do try to ice it before and after every performance. I also do Mexican Folklorico dance which requires a lot of foot work same used as in TAP but more intense. I ice my knee but after each performance feels like it goes numb. I have gone to the chiropractor but I always get a confused face from the Dr and he tries to make the knee pop or something.

[S233630]

I'm a recently graduated chiropractor so I'm pretty new and constantly trying to improve my technique so I like watching these vids of you and clarence. Any suggestions of what's best to practice on other than patients? I like to rely on some muscle memory for my adjustments so it emulates exactly what I'm trying to correct. Thanks!

[TheBilliejeanhd]

@chiroexcellence

WELCM

[chiroexcellence]

@TheBilliejeanhd Thanks :)

[chiroexcellence]

@HitchHikersBlues Hey thanks for your kind words! All the best, Ian