Something gives way.
You bend to pick something up and your back goes.
You twist on the stairs and your knee feels like it will not hold you.
That is joint instability, and it does more than interrupt a day.
An unstable joint wears itself down, cartilage, meniscus, discs. It shows up in the knee, the hip, the low back, the shoulder, and it is frequently mistaken for a ligament injury or dismissed as aging.
In this training I test a patient's knee on camera, find where the instability is actually coming from, and show you what changes when that injury is addressed instead of the joint it is breaking down.
If a patient of yours keeps giving way, or keeps returning with the same worn joint, watch this.