This is a recording of a SOBI sponsored study group.
Curious about the often-overlooked role of the tailbone? This study group explores how the tailbone can playakey role in pelvic stability and overall balance. Watch this recording to deepen your understanding, expand your skills, and bring new insight into your practice.
A consensus of an internet search is to call the tailbone vestigial, or a structure left over from our evolutionary journey that has no job in the body anymore. To quote one site, “it is a structure that at one time that served a purpose but has long since become useless”.
From my own experience with a broken tailbone and the healing that has taken place over the course of many years, I don’t believe this statement. I feel like the tailbone is tied to much more than we give it credit for. Bringing this experience into my practice, I have discovered that the tailbone can often be the “thing” that doesn’t allow the pelvis to stabilize. A lot of chronic pelvic issues have been resolved in my clientele by detailed Ortho-Bionomy work around the tailbone and their dedication to self-care maintenance. This study group is an opportunity for me to share my Ortho-Bionomy passion for tailbone issues.
Having a practice partner for this study group is highly encouraged for your best learning.
After checking out you will receive a link to the video of the recording. A link to download the handout used in the class will be on the video page in the description.
Please note, no CE credit will be given for this recording.