Treating the Sacrotuberous Ligament to for Tailbone Discomfort Relief | ErikDalton.com

Treating the Sacrotuberous Ligament to for Tailbone Discomfort Relief
Erik Dalton demonstrates a groundbreaking technique for addressing generalized buttock pain, commonly linked to coccyx issues. As people age or engage in activities like cycling, the coccyx may shift, stressing the central nervous system. Dalton's hands-on method, which emphasizes precise thumb placement and client engagement, aims to realign the coccyx, potentially alleviating associated pain. Give it a try and witness the transformation!
Erik Dalton PhD is the creator of Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques, a system of techniques that incorporates osteopathic techniques, fascial stretching, and soft tissue mobilization or massage. It is used by massage therapists and other manual therapists around the world. You can find out more about this unique approach at Erik Dalton’s website: erikdalton.com.
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[@kunoweil7294]

Very good treatment.
Greetings from Germany

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Thank you very much!