Lower extremity proficiency — 47 videos on foot, ankle, knee, and hip
Dr. Mitch Mally’s lower extremity proficiency training delivers 47 focused video modules organized by anatomical region — foot and ankle, knee, and hip. Each section follows the same structure: injury and impact overview, X-ray interpretation, orthopedic examination sequences, and manipulation techniques demonstrated on both bone models and live subjects. The result is a systematic, region-by-region training program that mirrors how lower extremity assessments flow in clinical practice.
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47videos
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2023year
Inside this resource
Foot and ankle — the most extensive section
The foot and ankle section is the most comprehensive, with 7 orthopedic examinations, X-ray interpretation, and 14+ bone model demonstrations covering calcaneus, talus, navicular, cuboid, three cuneiforms, metatarsals 1 through 5, hallux valgus, phalanges, and dropped metatarsal manipulation. Each bone model demonstration is paired with the corresponding manipulation technique, so you see the anatomy on a physical model before applying the adjustment on a live subject. An orthotics discussion rounds out the section.
Knee proficiency — examinations and manipulation
The knee module covers knee injuries and impacts, X-ray interpretation for knee pathology, and 11 orthopedic knee examinations — giving you a thorough assessment toolkit for one of the most commonly evaluated joints. The external tibial torsion manipulation and bone model demonstration address specific malalignment patterns that respond well to conservative management. Stance safety considerations are integrated throughout.
Hip proficiency — misalignment and assessment
The hip section addresses hip misalignments and their clinical impacts, hip X-ray interpretation, and 5 orthopedic hip examinations. The material emphasizes recognizing hip dysfunction patterns that may be misattributed to lower back pain or knee pathology — a common clinical pitfall. Manipulation techniques and bone model demonstrations complete the hip training sequence.
Who this serves
- Chiropractic physicians — comprehensive lower extremity manipulation training with bone model and live-subject demonstrations
- Physical therapists — orthopedic examination techniques and X-ray interpretation for foot, ankle, knee, and hip
- Sports medicine clinicians — systematic assessment and treatment approaches for lower extremity injuries
The chart
| Format | Video course (47 modules) |
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| Regions | Foot/Ankle, Knee, Hip |
| Faculty | Mitch Mally, DC |
| Publisher | ExtremityExperts |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Kevin P. –
The foot and ankle section alone is worth the investment. 14+ bone model demonstrations covering every major tarsal and metatarsal — I haven’t found this level of detail anywhere else. Dr. Mally’s instruction is clear and methodical.
Sarah T. –
Good lower extremity training program with clear organization by region. The X-ray interpretation sections complement the examination and manipulation content well. Would have liked more clinical case examples but the technique instruction is solid.
Diana L. –
Comprehensive coverage of all three lower extremity regions. The knee section with 11 examinations is particularly strong. Some of the hip videos are a bit shorter than I expected but the manipulation demonstrations are well-done.
Marcus W. –
This course systematically covers every joint from foot to hip. The bone model demonstrations before each live manipulation are excellent for understanding the anatomy. The dropped metatarsal and hallux valgus sections are particularly practical.
Robert J. –
At 47 videos this is the most thorough lower extremity manipulation course I have taken. The three-cuneiform section and the external tibial torsion manipulation were new techniques for me that I have already started using in practice.