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| | Home study continuing education providers in biomechanics of human movement with emphasis on biomechanical muscular skeletal levers and lever systems physics. Special concern: Athletic spinal development in children and child safety in youth sports programs. To stop pain, fatigue and weakness as well as look good, feel good and be strong, people need a good strong spine. Below is the orthopedic model of a good, strong spine. 
|  | On-the-job injuries, sports, around the home and auto accidents injure the spine. Injuries to the spine include muscles, discs, nerves and joints. | 
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| Correct orthopedic neck and lower back posture | Improper neck and lower back postures that can be the result of injuries to the spine. | 
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| The best orthopedic care requires the most scientific methods to find out what is orthopedically wrong. 
Specialized X-rays are taken to find out what is wrong. These specialized X-rays allow us to blueprint your spine to find out what is wrong. 
| Diagrams from Bio-Mechanics and Bio-Engineering of the Cervical Spine 6th Ed., Pettibon B., 1981. Our treatments are designed to get you out of pain and back to full function by restoring your proper orthopedic spinal structure and function.Treatments include: Spinal Adjustments Massage Orthopedic Exercises
Spinal Adjustments | 
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| Adjustments by hand. | Adjustments by machine. |  Massage is given to get you out of pain and improve the extensibility of tissues (get the tissues softer and more supple).
| Orthopedic ExercisesOrthopedic exercises are used to heal you from injury by restoring proper orthopedic structure and function. | | | | 
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| The Sit Up | Neck Exercises | You can also see our specialized exercises in a video format. We also offer home care programs to show you what you can do at home to keep yourself healthy. |
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Contact us at: The Spinal Fitness
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noted otherwise, of human
spinal development in gravitational
environment are under copyright
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D.C.. This information may be shared
with others for personal use, however
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