Will Harlow

You mentioned having a foot problem.

And then before long, your back starts to hurt.

Yeah.

Well, there probably wasn't an injury in your spine causing the pain, but the mechanics lower down were having an influence on the mechanics higher up.

Is that making sense?

You've just demonstrated the magic of fixing those mechanics.

So you've taken the stress off that bicep tendon by strengthening presumably the muscles at the back of the shoulder girdle.

And that's allowed it to move in the way it was designed.

And then, hey, presto, the body starts to heal.

So this is how we kick off healing by fixing those mechanics.

Putting the right biomechanics back in place so the body can do what it was meant to do.

The body wants to heal.

It wants to work with you.

It's not trying to work against you, but it needs the right conditions to do so.

And the right inputs.

To be honest, you would want a nice firm chair normally, but we can make do.

We can make do.

We need a scapegoat in case this goes wrong.

Okay, so I'm just going to... No, no, so we'll practice first.

Okay.