The sacrum plays a crucial role in maintaining pelvic stability, and its movement under load can reveal important biomechanical differences. Research by McKnight in 2000 focused on sacral load displacement in subjects classified as SOT Category 2, compared to those outside this category. This study offers valuable insights into how pelvic instability manifests and how it may affect overall biomechanics. What Is Sacral Load Displacement? Sacral load displacement refers to the

Manual therapy relies heavily on accurate diagnosis to guide effective treatment. One challenge in this field is ensuring that different practitioners—or the same practitioner at different times—arrive at consistent conclusions. The SOT five-step analysis offers a structured approach to diagnosis, but how reliable is it across examiners? Jackson GD’s 2000 study provides valuable insights into this question by examining both inter- and intra-examiner reliability of the SOT fi

The Sensory Organization Test (SOT) is a widely used clinical tool designed to assess balance and postural control by evaluating how individuals use sensory inputs to maintain stability. Despite its popularity, questions remain about how consistently practitioners apply SOT categorisation and whether these categories accurately reflect the underlying postural sway patterns. A 2001 study by Brauner, Humphreys, and Warren addressed these concerns by examining the validity and r