Application of particular maneuvers of the joints and muscles. It has not only mechanical effects, but especially biochemincal, as it stimulates the correct exchange of fluids within the treated structures. It may include the use of HVLA techniques, if necessary. The High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude is a corrective and direct technique, which is directed toward the restrictive (pathological) barrier.

Techniques aimed at the muscle or fascia, which employ continuous palpatory feedback to obtain a relaxation of the myofascial tissues. These tecniques act on the fascia and its relationship between musculoskeletal disorders, pain and tension and the global state of the fascia.

Techniques that restore the mobility and motility (expression of cellular vitality) of an organ. These techniques allow the organ to be stimulated towards proper digestive funcion, absorption or expulsion, both in a more mechanical and biochemical context.

Thechniques that act on the congruence movement between bones of the skull, going to act at the bone level, as well as the nervous, meningeal and cephalorachidian liquor levels. These techniques act in particular on the vitality of the organism, a fundamental quality that allows living beings to react effectively to disturbance events from the external and internal environment.