Counterstrain - MADE EASY! (Mnemonic for COMLEX)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Learn all about counterstrain points in this super FUN and MEMORABLE video!
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The fact that I found this the day before Level 2. Godsend.
Level 1 tomorrow over here this is amazing
How does this not have millions of views??!
=) Thank you Ashley... People slowly discover my videos. Comments like yours give them a boost. Thank you!
Supreme gratitude for such intellectual creativity!!
Best video on youtube for this definitely!
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YAASSSSSSSS!!! thank YOU for THIS. going to save me on comlex
=) Thank you Krystal. I have more OMM stuff - would you want me to post it?
@@AJmonics of course!! the hard stuff is the counterstrain, viscerosomatics, and chapmans
@@pinapplekitty Viscerosomatics and chapmans coming up!
@@AJmonics did this ever happen? Gracias!!
coming clutch. Thanks a lot!
Really cool and fun. Thank you!
=) Thank you, you are so welcome!
Great video thank you so much.
Just to add something!
I was comparing with my OMM book, and I believe PC1 midline and pc3 midline are both flexed side bend toward, rotate away ( FSTRA). Please correct me if I’m wrong.
But other than that everything is perfect. Thank you!
Super helpful
Correction. So first think 7/11 (like the store) and there they say "fuck straws". So PC1 (inion) and AC 7 are F STRA (eff straws). PC3 midline unlike what you said, follows the SARA but its F SARA (not E SARA like the others)
Great stuff
so helpful, thank you!!!
Thank you Rachel! Comments like yours keep me going!
Anything for Nuerosomatic Therapy? Currently enrolled in the 18 month training located in Florida.
Hi! Not yet... one day... good luck with your training !!!!!!!!!
Where is the review sheet for this?
I never did it in the end - would you like one?
@@AJmonics yes please and thank you.
Wait isnt the posterior cervical midline points on the spinous process of the segment above?
I think there are different views on that one - not sure. Thank you for commenting