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Manual Therapy
6 Lessons-
StartGeneral articulation techniques for the lower limb - episode 1
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StartGeneral tissue and joint treatment of the lower limb - episode 1
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StartGeneral tissue and joint treatment of the lower limb - episode 2
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StartGeneral tissue and joint treatment of the lower limb - episode 2.mp4
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StartNeuromuscular treatment of the lower limb - episode 1
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StartNeuromuscular treatment of the lower limb - episode 2
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Objective Examination
7 Lessons-
Start(SA UPPER LIMB) unit biomechanic model
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StartDiagnosis and treatment of positional and functional alterations of the lower limb. Biomechanical
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StartDistortion of points 1 and 2_ lumbar and sacroiliac differential diagnosis by palpation - ep 1
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Startdistortion of points 1 and 2_ differential diagnosis by palpation of the hip, knee, and foot
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StartDistortion of points 1 and 2_ lumbar and sacroiliac differential diagnosis by palpation - ep 2
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StartFunctional assessment of heterometry_ distortion of points 1-2-3-4
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Startintroduction to the differential diagnosis by palpation in unit 4
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HVLA
5 Lessons-
Start(SA SPINE) Introduction to HVLA manipulative techniques. Approach to the spine.EN.v2
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Start(SA SPINE) The different approaches to the lumbosacral spine.EN.v2
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StartAssessment and manipulative approach for knee, ankle and foot joints.EN
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StartThe coxo-femoral joint. The evaluation and the different methods of manipulative articulatory
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StartThe specific HVLA techniques for the sacroiliac joint.EN
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Pelvic and Lower Limb
Mastering Clinical Assessment and Treatment of the Lower Limb
Course Summary
Transform your lower-limb practice with a course focused on interventions that truly work in clinical settings. You’ll develop mastery in osteological palpation of the pelvis and lower limb, objective biomechanical screening, and differential palpation for lumbar, sacroiliac, hip, knee, and foot syndromes. The course trains you to apply general tissue and joint treatments, neuromuscular strategies, and targeted HVLA manipulations with a strong emphasis on safety and sound clinical reasoning. Real patient casework—including an acute inversion ankle sprain—demonstrates diagnostic thinking and treatment sequencing in real time. By the end, you’ll walk away with a structured, clinic-ready system to reduce recurrence, improve mobility, and shorten recovery time.
Course Curriculum
Anant Singh
