Seated shoulder manipulation isn’t about force — it’s about positioning, control, and clinical intent. This technique is a useful option when other setups aren’t appropriate and when you want a controlled, patient-friendly way to work with the shoulder girdle. Small changes in hand placement, preload, and timing make a big difference to both safety and outcome. These are the kinds of techniques we teach step-by-step on the OMT Online platform, with clear clinical reasoning and variations you can