7‑Day Simple Comprehensive Bone‑Setting Course｜Core Framework
General Information
‑ Total training hours: 60 contact hours
‑ Delivery format: Three‑and‑a‑half weekends; classes on Saturday & Sunday, one weekend per month
‑ Day 1‑6: Full‑day sessions: Morning 09:30‑12:30 | Afternoon 13:30‑16:30 | Evening 17:30‑20:30
‑ Day 7 (Graduation Day): Morning 09:30‑12:30 | Afternoon 13:30‑16:30, no evening class
‑ Break rule: One flexible 10‑minute break within each 3‑hour teaching block; self‑arranged short pauses are permitted
‑ Teaching mode: Lectures + instructor demonstration + hands‑on practice + one‑on‑one correction + daily review
‑ Target participants: Beginners; designed for learners living outside Dublin to reduce travel frequency with intensive daily sessions
Day 1｜Bone‑Setting Fundamentals
1. Core bone‑setting theories, bone‑tendon balance concept
2. Safety guidelines: absolute & relative contraindications, risk avoidance
3. Standard hand posture, body stance and basic soft‑tissue release skills
4. Full‑body posture assessment, spinal palpation, tenderness and range‑of‑motion screening
5. Basic technique drills, daily error correction and review
Day 2｜Cervical Spine Special Module
1. Cervical anatomy, pathologies and neck‑pain classification
2. C1‑C7 segmental assessment; differential diagnosis for dizziness and hand numbness
3. Targeted myofascial release for cervicoshoulder muscles
4. Standard manual cervical traction
5. Safe cervical fine‑tuning reduction; clinical management for common cervical complaints
6. Paired practical training and technique standardization
Day 3｜Thoracic‑Rib Module & First Part of Lumbar Spine Module
1. Thoracic physiology, kyphotic compensation and costovertebral‑joint dysfunction
2. Thoracic palpation, assessment and deep‑back soft‑tissue release
3. Thoracic mobilization & rotational reduction; targeted rib‑misalignment correction
4. Lumbar anatomy, disc‑related conditions and acute‑/chronic‑low‑back‑pain classification
5. Lumbar physical examination and deep lumbogluteal soft‑tissue release
Day 4｜Second Part of Lumbar Spine Module & First Part of Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Module
1. Lumbar decompression, manual traction and side‑lying rotational reduction
2. Clinical correction for lumbar sprain, chronic low‑back pain and facet‑joint disorders
3. Pelvic force‑line principles, compensation patterns and functional leg‑length discrepancy causes
4. Pelvic & sacroiliac‑joint assessment; gluteal and deep‑pelvic soft‑tissue release
Day 5｜Second Part of Pelvis‑Sacroiliac Module & Shoulder Joint Special Module
1. Iliac displacement correction, pelvic‑balance and sacroiliac‑joint reduction techniques
2. Full pelvis‑sacroiliac workflow practice
3. Shoulder‑joint anatomy, rotator‑cuff strain, adhesion and subluxation mechanisms
4. Shoulder range‑of‑motion assessment and shoulder‑girdle soft‑tissue release
5. Shoulder mobilization, unlocking manipulation; treatment for shoulder‑pain, impingement and clicking
6. Complete shoulder‑joint practical consolidation
Day 6｜Knee Joint Special Module & Ankle Joint Special Module
1. Knee force‑line, patellar malalignment and compensatory knee‑pain mechanisms
2. Knee assessment, peri‑knee soft‑tissue release, decompression and patellar fine‑tuning reduction
3. Correction for squat‑ and stair‑related knee pain; pelvic‑knee compensatory combined treatment
4. Ankle, talus and calcaneus misalignment, gait‑compensation logic
5. Ankle assessment, deep lower‑calf and plantar‑fascia release
6. Ankle‑joint repositioning; management for ankle‑sprain sequelae; knee‑ankle linkage & gait adjustment; extremity‑joint review
Day 7 (Graduation Day, No Evening Session)｜Full‑System Review & Comprehensive Practical Assessment
1. Whole‑body chain review: cervical → thoracic → lumbar → pelvis → shoulder → knee → ankle
2. Teaching of upper‑lower‑body compensation logic, root‑cause judgement and chained misalignment
3. Simulated clinical cases; independent student assessment, release, reduction and treatment‑plan formulation with one‑on‑one instructor feedback
4. Remedial practice for error‑prone movements; full‑set technique standardization
5. Comprehensive practical graduation assessment
6. Clinic‑standard reception‑treatment‑aftercare workflow, course summary, Q&A and long‑term learning guidance
Core Training Principle
Assess first → Release soft tissues → Perform safe bone‑setting correction → Repetitive hands‑on practice → Final proficiency evaluation