04/14/2026
Still dealing with pain even though you've been told everything looks fine?! Tell me if this sounds familiar.
A client I saw this morning, she’s 66, recovering from a left total hip replacement, and she wants to get back to her active lifestyle. But even though she was doing everything right, she was still having numbness, spasms, hip tension, pain through the front of her leg and outer hip, and she was walking with a slight limp. She could not even get through a half-mile walk comfortably.
Her doctor was happy with the recovery. Her PT had graduated her, but said the biggest challenge was that her brain was not communicating well with the artificial hip.
The stars must have aligned as she recently met one of my regular clients and he said you have to go see Michelle. ✨️
She did not hesitate. When I assessed her, I muscle tested both hips, her core, and her rotation patterns, while staying within her doctor’s restrictions.
What I found was exactly what her PT said, no communication from her brain to her body.
At the center, is the pelvic floor, and that was the connection her body desperately needed.
So I showed her how to do a simple reset, retested everything, and boom, all the muscles came back online Strong.
Her hip felt less tense, the front-of-leg pain dropped, and when she walked, she could feel the difference right away. Even her posture improved without effort.
If your curious what your movement pattern is really telling you. Let's talk!
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