08/27/2026
I’m still surprised that people don’t know we can work on arms and legs.
We do that every day in our office. Even the jaw.
There are 206 bones in the body and only one bone in the front of your neck that doesn’t have a true joint attachment (the hyoid). Other than that, everything else is fair game 😂
Feet, ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, elbows and wrists are all areas we work on regularly.
Extremities (arms and legs) are actually really fun to work on. It can just take a little more time to figure out exactly what isn’t moving well and what needs to be worked on.
Sometimes that means adjusting a joint. Sometimes it means working on the muscles and other tissues around it. And sometimes what we find isn’t exactly where someone is feeling the problem.
Feet are a good example because they tend to need a lot of help. They get neglected, modern shoes aren’t always great for how our feet are designed to move, and by the time your feet actually start hurting, there can be things that haven’t been moving or functioning well for a while.
There are also 26 bones and 33 joints in each foot alone, so there’s a lot going on down there.
We’ve really specialized in extremities because we saw a need that wasn’t being fulfilled. I’ve also dealt with severe leg pain myself, so helping people with these kinds of issues has always been important to me.
Stick around if you want to see more of what we work on 👀
