Talocalcaneal Manipulation

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[@DanColeFitness]

Hi Brent! Thank you for the awesome video. Would there be any added benefit to putting the ankle in a closed-pack position for this manipulation? Thanks!

[@brentbrookbush9505]

I think that is a nice idea in theory that may not workout in practice. You'll notice that hands are already a bit bunched up.
Dr. B2

[@karas.7179]

Hi. Are there any contraindications for Achilles’ tendon repair patients (7 months post op) with heel anchors?

[@gsukrw06]

Would there be any benefit with something like this if my ankle was severely broken? I'm sure I need a full assessment but this video has me curious. I feel pain in what I believe is the talocalneal. When the pain starts it's sudden and pushes me to nwb for 15 minutes to a half hour. My heal literally feels locked, but without cramping. I rotate and flex everything in the foot until it feels loosened, then I can slowly start walking again. My break was about 4 years ago, super low tib/fib through the ankle, tendons torn, and I have a plate down the outside of my lower leg that stops at around the midpoint of my ankle joint. Interesting vid, thanks!

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Hey Katy,
You are certainly past the bone healing phase, but I would be curious about your hardware. Not that this technique could effect the hardware, but I would want to make sure the hardware would not prevent improvement from this technique. I would certainly recommend joint mobilizations to help your ankle get back to normal mobility.
Dr. B2

[@cedricroels1]

Is a relative lack of motion pretty noticable or is it possible to overlook a talocalcaneal coalition during the mobilisation?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

It is noticeable once you know what your feeling for. A little practice, trying it on a few different people, and maybe getting a little help from a colleague, and you should be able to get this down pretty quick ;-)
I am assuming by coalition you mean joint fusion.. I would think fusion of this joint is fairly rare.
Dr. B2

[@fitklab]

Which position have you manipulated? İnversion or eversion?

[@rickyramirez9700]

Do you have a video for tarsal tunnel?

[@kaleelrahman3943]

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