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Building the Spine

Why anatomy comes before technique

The vertebral column: regions, curves, and load

The motion segment: the functional unit of the spine

Quick check: the motion segment

What Manipulation Actually Does

Mobilization versus manipulation

Inside the adjustment: the HVLA thrust and the pop

The neurophysiology: why an adjustment can reduce pain

Module 2 checkpoint

This is the scientific heart of the course. You'll build the spinal column from its functional unit — the motion segment — upward, then use that anatomy to understand exactly what a high-velocity, low-amplitude thrust does: the audible 'pop,' and the neurophysiological effects that the best evidence actually supports.

Spinal Anatomy and the Neurophysiology of Manipulation

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