@rehab_savage: HVLA stands for High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude. It is a manual therapy technique used in osteopathic medicine, chiropractic care, and some physical therapy settings. The practitioner applies a quick, controlled thrust (high velocity) over a small range of motion (low amplitude) to a joint, often producing the familiar “popping” or “cracking” sound. It’s commonly used to: * Improve joint mobility * Reduce pain and stiffness * Address certain musculoskeletal dysfunctions, improve circulation and nerve conductivity. #animalchiropractic #adjustment #equine #horse #asmr