Psoas, gluteal, sacroiliac and thigh issues after workout myofascial release and adjustment ASMR

Our patient tweaked her lower back doing a deadlift. I was confident that she had done the exercise correctly. There was shortness of the psoas and trigger points in the gluteal muscle which were creating fixation (restriction) of the sacroiliac joint on the right. The assessment and treatment encompassed most of the lower body. See the timestamps below. You can support our channel while saving money on your supplements by shopping our Fullscript dispensary. All of our patients and viewers get 20% discount across the board, free shipping on orders over $50, and a huge selection. Here's the link: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/russchirodispensary I am available for telehealth including nutritional and fitness consultation. Providers are welcome to contact me for clinical consultation or business guidance. Please reach out https://www.happyspinepdx.com/contact All of our links are here: linktr.ee/russfamilychiropractic Standing assessment 0:00 Prone assessment 2:05 SI joint assessment 3:15 Myofascial work to glut and SI 4:00 Cupping 5:50 Sacral assessment 7:25 Deep lumbar paraspinal work 7:50 Thoracolumbar junction assessment and treatment 9:25 Sidelying psoas and iliacus, QL and oblique abdominal release 10:20 Sidelying thoracolumbar junction mobilization and stretch 12:50 Knee and quadriceps assessment and treatment 16:40 Thank you for watching!