Why I Know You are a Left AIC and Not Right AIC
56K views · Aug 27, 2019 · Education
Comments · 295
@toobalkain · 3 years ago
but my right shoulder is higher.
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@alicyasimmons5000 · 3 years ago
Help. I’m so wonky. I’ve met with two PRI certified therapists and they both don’t know what’s going on with me.
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@barygol · 2 years ago
I was tested like that and it was the other way. My right leg didn't go down to the table, but my left one did.
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@NickDastardley · 2 years ago
No way! This is me after testing! Genius!
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@strawberryjam5844 · 3 years ago
Seems I have a left aic pattern 🎉 thank you so much ❤
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@Kdr-eh6qk · 3 years ago
Amazing vidéo…makes completely sense for me as lying down my lower body shift completely on the right side
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@coenslaughter4250 · 2 years ago
Great test thank you. From a fellow 3+ year sufferer 😅
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@rebeccabergmann3511 · 6 years ago
In a resting state my pelvis is forward on the right side and lower on the left side. I just got my x-rays yesterday so what does it mean then?
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@N1TRO · 2 years ago
Great video, explained very well especially well done handling the explanation of why our assumptions or self assesments are likely wrong without alienating the uninformed like myself.
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@bubblyfrog5 · 7 years ago (edited)
When I first started watching your videos, I originally thought I was backwards from everything you were saying. I stood with both feet up against a wall and saw that the left side of my pelvis is more forward than the right side. It was very confusing at first because you always talk about how the right side of the pelvis is more forward than the left side.<br><br>Everything finally made sense when I looked down at myself when I was <b>not</b> forcing both feet to be up against a wall. I tested myself by standing straight (whatever "straight" meant to me at that time) in the middle of the room with my head facing forward. <b>Then</b> I looked down at my feet and found that my right foot was in front of the left, even though it felt to me like my feet were even. The fact that my right foot was in front of the left meant that my right pelvis was in front of the left pelvis. Then I finally understood that I was, in fact, in left AIC and not backwards.
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@ew5770 · 5 years ago
Love your new videos!
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@stephaniewopperer9512 · 5 years ago
As I understand, it is possible that a person is in left AIC pattern with the right pelvis forward. But is it also possible, that a pelvic rotation comes without being in a left AIC pattern? (Let’s say because of injuries, scars, daily habits, structural issues)? If yes, how do you differentiate?
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