Sacrum Dysfunction

Anastacia · 09-22-2003, 10:39 AM

Makunda, thank you for the analysis and means to correct this imbalance, you are an incredibly intuitive and skilled healer. I am having some difficulty knowing how to test and see the imbalance on others as they lift their knees, as you had cautioned. Do you have any helpful pointers on how best to SEE and FEEL this?

Mukunda · 10-21-2003, 01:14 PM

Best is to watch from behind with your thumbs coming across the sacroiliac joint so you are feeling both the iliac and the sacrum's motions as the client goes into 3/4 hip flexion. With practice you can learn to feel this on yourself as well. In time I have also gotten skilled at seeing the changes from the front as well. The joint should lift up during hip flexion as a sign of normal sacroiliac stability.

09-22-2003, 10:39 AM	#1
Anastacia Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1	Sacrum Dysfunction Makunda, thank you for the analysis and means to correct this imbalance, you are an incredibly intuitive and skilled healer. I am having some difficulty knowing how to test and see the imbalance on others as they lift their knees, as you had cautioned. Do you have any helpful pointers on how best to SEE and FEEL this? __________________ Yoga Path 4249 Campus Dr. Suite B140 Irvine, CA 92612 949.856.YOGA (9642) 949.856.YOGI (9644) www.yoga-path.com

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10-21-2003, 01:14 PM	#2
Mukunda SYTherapy Creator Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,069	Best is to watch from behind with your thumbs coming across the sacroiliac joint so you are feeling both the iliac and the sacrum's motions as the client goes into 3/4 hip flexion. With practice you can learn to feel this on yourself as well. In time I have also gotten skilled at seeing the changes from the front as well. The joint should lift up during hip flexion as a sign of normal sacroiliac stability.