Patient Position: supine position with the leg being mobilized placed over your shoulder with the knee flexed.
Clinician Position & Hand Placement:
Stand to the side facing the patient. You may incorporate abduction/adduction or ER/IR to pre-position the hip in the direction of greatest restriction.
Stabilization is provided by the patient’s body weight with assistance from a stabilization belt placed around the patient’s pelvis.
Mobilization hands: clasped and placed over the anterior aspect of the proximal femur with your forearms in the direction in which force is applied.
A mobilization belt may be used around your gluteals to reinforce hand contacts.
Force Application: Apply an inferiorly directed mobilization force through your hand and belt contacts.(Lực kéo xuống dưới qua hai tay và dây đai)
