Unlock the Pelvis with Pelvic Mobilization | Erik Dalton

Unlock the Pelvis with Pelvic Mobilization
The pelvis is a remarkable structure that plays a crucial role in our overall movement and stability. It consists of the two sacroiliac (SI) joints and the symphysis pubis, and when these joints are mobile and in harmony, the entire pelvis can move with ease. In this week's video, Erik Dalton introduces a transformative pelvic mobilization routine aimed at restoring the natural movement of these pelvic joints, allowing the three pelvic bones-the two pelvic bones and the sacrum-to glide freely and without restriction.
This holistic and non-specific routine is a game-changer for massage therapists and can be seamlessly incorporated into your massage treatments. By addressing the mobility of the pelvis as a whole, you create a solid foundation for optimal movement and function throughout the entire body.
Erik Dalton is widely regarded as one of the foremost innovators in the massage and bodywork profession. He has studied with some of the profession's leading thinkers, like Ida Rolf and famed osteopath Phillip Greenman. He is the developer of Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques, a system of manual therapy that addresses and heals pain patterns at their very core. Armed with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate interplay between mind and body, structure and function, massage therapists who’ve studied Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques with Erik Dalton are changing the face of chronic pain the world over. You can learn more about Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques at erikdalton.com
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[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Thanks for education my friend.

[@vladoharlamovski2299]

Best❤

[@ottercuttlefish780]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

You are so welcome

[@danielkamberelis8265]

Are there any contraindications for this technique? I have many clients that have had hip replacement surgery, is it safe for them?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

If in doubt, leave it out....gotta be pain-free.

[@jlstruyde]

This looks like it could help minor hip labral tears. I want thi done to me. Lol

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

We do have a directory of MAT trained practitioners and it keeps growing. Take a look and see if you can find someone local to your area: erikdalton.com/find-a-certified-therapist/ 🤓

[@Precioustania]

I'm going to go to school for massage therapy but I'm very interested in musculofascial fascial stretching or assisted stretching. Any recommendations for (Canadian) education?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Which coast?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

These guys are the best but I Googled Stretch Therapy and there are a bunch of trainings. www.stretchtowin.com/page/fst-level-1

[@Precioustania]

​@@daltonmyoskeletal near Toronto. I found stretch to win also. Looks like they do some training in my area.

[@Precioustania]

This looks a lot like physio not massage therapy (in Canada) ... Am I wrong?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

Kinda, but more in line with assisted stretching. I talk about joints as landmarks yet the goal is to persuade the brain to release protective musculofascial guarding...thanks!

[@barbelb9573]

So is this for an anterior right ilium ?

[@daltonmyoskeletal]

yes