Learn all about Percussion Therapy: 1. That percussive therapy is an ideal choice for the management of subluxation, based on its potential to impact each of the five components of subluxation: Impulse force delivered into a correctional vector and vibration to positively impact kinesiopathology; Energetic biodynamic transmission to positively impact neuropathophysiology; Percussion to positively impact myopathology; Hyperaemic response to positively impact histopathology; and a combination of all of the above to positively impact pathophysiology. 2. That the appropriate delivery of percussive impulses to selected neural levels of the spinal system will act to clear dysfunctional ascending neural gateways, leading to improved central and peripheral neural function and the positive wellbeing outcomes associated with this. 3. That percussive therapy is suited to delivering therapeutic mobilisation to the tensegrity components of the neuromusculoskeletal system. 4. That percussive therapy is a suitable mechanical and energetic intervention to impact the effects of subluxation on the cranio-spinal-functional-meningeal-unit (CSFMU) via spinal to meningeal fibrous attachments. 5. That the energetics of percussive therapy is suited to intervening positively into the piezoelectric properties of the fascial, spinal and central nervous systems. • All of the above can be encapsulated by one term – MECHANOTRANSDUCTION – the mechanisms by which cells convert mechanical stimuli into electrochemical activity.