Chiropractic Spinal Analysis

Curriculum

6 Video Modules

3 Practice Management Coaching Calls

1 Optional In-Person, Day In The Office

Bonus* Printable, Customizable Exam Form

EXCLUSIVE CHIRO CLUB TECHNIQUE VIDEOS

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Full human spine from cervical vertebrae to sacrum against black background

Spinal Manipulation Course

4 Technique Modules & 2 Accessary Modules. Deepen your clinical expertise with a structured course in American chiropractic spinal analysis, manual therapy, and diversified spinal manipulation techniques. Explore modules that build assessment accuracy, adjustive precision, and safer, more effective patient outcomes. You can handle complex cases with confidence.

Technique Modules

Module 1: Full Spine Analysis. Step by step patient exam procedures outlined and explained.

Module 2: How To Analyze The Lumbo-pelvic Spine For Side Posture Procedure. Interpreting supra pelvic musculoskeletal indicators to construct a working thesis of the patient’s pelvis. Delivering focused Ilium, sacral and lumbar adjustments.

Module 3: THORACIC SPINE *3 TIER ANALYSIS* Tier 1: Classic Gonstead Disc Plane Line. Tier 2: AMP Advanced Muscle Palpation. A technique gem that is missing from EVERY chiropractic curriculum in the world. Simple, Quick, Specific spinal analysis that can also be used in cervical and lumbar analysis. POWERFUL PRONE HVLA’s. Tier 3: Dejarnett’s Sacro-Occipital Technique, Trap Fiber Analysis Explained & Demonstrated.

A modern chiropractic treatment table with articulated headrest and segmented, cushioned sections in navy blue vinyl, positioned centrally in a spotless teaching clinic. Around it, wall-mounted spine models, laminated vertebrae diagrams, and neatly stacked course manuals emphasize American chiropractic education. Soft, even overhead clinical lighting combines with indirect daylight from a frosted window, creating a bright yet calm environment with minimal shadows. Photographic realism at eye level, with a slightly wide-angle lens showing the full room in sharp focus. The composition follows a clean, professional aesthetic, conveying precision, safety, and structured learning in manual spinal therapy, suitable as a universal hero image for a chiropractic course site.
Full human spine from cervical vertebrae to sacrum against black background

Module 4: UPPER CERVICAL MASTERY. Step 1: Establish Atlas Laterality With Confidence using supine tonal leg checks that are unique to all classic techniques. Reveal the anteriorly rotated Atlas indicators, a common missing piece in complex cervical spine cases. Step 2: Specific Axis analysis via A.M.P. Step 3: The most reliable Occiput analysis. Simple, quick, repeatable, dependable. A must have skill.

Module 5: Step by Step Guidance through the clinical form that offers you a quick reference to the entire spinal protocol. Download and print this form for use in your clinic. Print the form on thicker, card stock paper and you have the ultimate tool in both clinical case management and patient administrative organization.

Module 6: The Most Important Technique Skill Of Them All. I’lll be honest… there’s hundreds of videos of me performing this technique on the internet, for free. Getting a patient to relax their muscles is absolutely crucial for every single adjustment you’ll ever make. And I’ve spent my career finding the best ways to help people receive their adjustment. In this module you’ll learn the foundational language you can use to relax even the most tense, most nervous patients.

A detailed close-up of a realistic plastic spine model laid out on a crisp white examination sheet atop a sturdy wooden chiropractic bench. Each vertebra is clearly defined, with subtle off-white bone texture and soft rubber intervertebral discs, accompanied by a flexible pelvis attachment. Beside it lies an open course manual and a flat, neatly arranged enrollment form, hinting at professional training. Soft, diffused overhead lighting and reflected daylight from a nearby unseen window create gentle highlights along the vertebral ridges. Captured from a slightly elevated angle with shallow depth of field, the spine is in sharp focus while the background blurs into a clean, professional clinic setting, emphasizing educational spinal analysis and manual manipulation principles in photographic realism.
A meticulously organized chiropractic training workstation in photographic realism: a full-length treatment table centered under a wall-mounted, color-coded spinal chart and framed by symmetrical shelving with spine and pelvis models. On a side counter rests a neatly rolled dark-gray course mat, a stack of instructor credential folders, and a digital tablet displaying an anonymous, text-free interface. Cool, balanced overhead LED lighting brightens the space, creating crisp, controlled shadows and a clinical yet inviting atmosphere. Shot from a slightly elevated, wide-angle perspective with sharp focus throughout, the composition uses the rule of thirds to draw the eye from the table to the educational materials, effectively portraying an American-standard chiropractic classroom for manual therapy and spinal manipulation techniques.
A photographic realism scene of a large wall-mounted radiographic-style spinal analysis panel, filled with high-resolution, anonymous spinal imagery and alignment grids, above a minimalist workstation. Below the panel sits a smooth white counter holding a closed laptop, a thick chiropractic technique textbook, and a rigid foam spine model for manual therapy practice. Neutral-toned clinic walls and a subtle gray floor keep attention on the analysis display. Cool, diffused overhead lighting enhances the clarity of the imagery while casting soft, professional shadows. Captured straight-on at eye level, with a balanced, symmetrical composition and deep depth of field, the image conveys precision, evidence-based American chiropractic spinal assessment and structured clinical education without showing any people or identifiable patient data.
A modern chiropractic treatment table with articulated headrest and segmented, cushioned sections in navy blue vinyl, positioned centrally in a spotless teaching clinic. Around it, wall-mounted spine models, laminated vertebrae diagrams, and neatly stacked course manuals emphasize American chiropractic education. Soft, even overhead clinical lighting combines with indirect daylight from a frosted window, creating a bright yet calm environment with minimal shadows. Photographic realism at eye level, with a slightly wide-angle lens showing the full room in sharp focus. The composition follows a clean, professional aesthetic, conveying precision, safety, and structured learning in manual spinal therapy, suitable as a universal hero image for a chiropractic course site.