Protocols

When it works, then stops working.

The articles explain how the body is put together. These are the other thing: what to actually do when a change tests clean and then will not stay. Each one starts with the situation that sends you to it.

When A change that tested clean, then reverted after you stood up and walked.

When the change won't hold: the foot reset

If a correction holds on the floor and disappears once you walk on it, the foot is usually re-imposing the old pattern with every step. Here is why that happens, why rolling alone does not fix it, and how to test whether the foot is actually your driver.

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When Sidelying, and the knee and the greater trochanter will not both make contact at the same time.

When the knee and hip won't land together: femoral connectivity

If one lands and the other lifts, the femur is pinned by lateral tension and the brain has stopped treating it as separate from the pelvis. Why both ends have to be freed, why the lower end goes medial, and how to test whether the femur was the limiter.

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Each protocol opens with the reasoning, free to read. The step-by-step half asks for an email once — it then opens every protocol on this device.

These are educational movement guidance, not a diagnosis or medical advice, and not a substitute for evaluation by your physician. Work gently and within your comfort. If anything causes pain, dizziness, numbness, or shortness of breath, stop and speak with your physician.

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