Among many other take-home messages you’ll hear from Bob deeper discussion into:

• How to stay with the process when answers aren’t found in the sagittal plane

• the art of stacking questions, as Bob explains, and how experience and improving skills of interviewing helps us get answers from our patients

• considerations when patients mention they have been diagnosed with ostepenia or osteoporosis

• how we can interpret when the patient reports their pain has been on the opposite side in past episodes

• other tests which might identify neural tension beside the supine straight leg raise

• a cue that may mean you’d be wise to have the patient come in for a follow-up visit at a specific time of day

• thoughts and recent updates on the value of deep tendon reflexes

• specific considerations related to the rotation in flexion procedure,

• and much more!