Adjusting & technique
Correction in motion.
The Leander motorized flexion-distraction table — continuous, low-force mobilization for spines that need motion, not force.
What it helps
For spines that need motion, not force
Some backs — older, acute, or simply guarded — don't respond well to static adjusting. The Leander table moves: a motorized flexion-distraction cycle gently flexes and stretches the spine while the doctor works, restoring motion to stiff segments and letting corrections happen with remarkably little force.
- A motorized flexion-distraction cycle tuned to your spine
- Hands-on work delivered while the table moves
- Focused attention on stiff or guarded segments
- Complementary adjusting as your plan calls for it
In your plan
Motion is the message
Joints stay healthy by moving — motion pumps fluid through discs and keeps the nervous system informed. Leander work restores motion so adjustments hold and home exercises land on a spine ready to use them.
Good to know
Correction in motion.
A slow, rhythmic stretch — most patients find it genuinely relaxing. There is no thrust unless your plan pairs it with specific adjusting.
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