(1) Traditional bonesetting is the mainstream.
(2) Europe, America and Japan are the mainstream.
Traditional bonesetting generally originated from ancestral or teacher's biography. In the whole process of spreading, some technologies have not been truly passed down, or faults have appeared. Most of the traditional bonesetting of the older generation conflicts with things in western countries, and they disdain western medicine anatomy and new disciplines. Most of them are judged by experience, and there is no standard. However, the research on osteopathy and chiropractic in the west is relatively too detailed, which requires angle, strength, quick influence, strictness and slow replication. Some osteopathic students can't operate independently for three years.
In terms of strength, there are two factions:
(1) is dominated by rapid impact.
(2) Myofascial release, mainly strength and flexibility.
The rapid impact method is easy to learn for beginners, but it is too risky. Carelessness will lead to disputes and even damage the lives of customers. Flexible bonesetting is relatively safe, but it is difficult for beginners to master it quickly.
At present, at least 50 institutions in China offer orthopedic training courses every month, and the training information is overwhelming every day. But most people spend time and money going out, so it is not practical to learn.
Many teachers don't talk about anatomy and rely entirely on experience. Experience is not easy to copy. Many course teachers only talk about one trick and one style, but don't talk about the core principles, so students still can't solve the problem fundamentally after they go back; Many courses last only three or two days and are shared by teachers. Without combining theory with practice, students can't operate independently when they go back.
The annual study cost even exceeds tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, but it brings back one bottleneck after another. Some people have not completely broken through the bottleneck after studying for decades, and some people even go out to study and even get cheated.
How to choose orthopedic training courses on the market at present?
When we go out to study, we must first know the following questions: Do you know what you want? What problems need to be solved? What stage is it now? What is your customer base? What technologies do people in your industry currently use as customers?
When we know what we want and what stage we are at, we start looking for training courses. At this time, we will come into contact with many enrollment information of orthopedic training courses, which is far from home and has not been studied by people around us. How to tell if it's a lie, or whether this course is useful or not?
(1) Look at the admissions brochure
General enrollment brochures include: teacher introduction, course technology introduction, course content introduction, tuition study place and organizer introduction.
In order to attract students, the enrollment brochure will be gorgeous, so to avoid grandiose propaganda, look at the following points: the introduction of this technology, the arrangement of the content of this course, and the teaching methods of this course. They are all orthopedics courses, and the cost ranges from 1 0,000 to 20,000. The difference lies in different technologies, different course contents, different teaching methods and different services. Many orthopedic courses cost very little for two days, and only explain a certain part, or basically theory, and students can hardly operate when they go back.
(2) Learn to distinguish between technologies
We can distinguish it from the following aspects: strength, evaluation and diagnosis mode, whether there are standards, safety, customer acceptance, conditioning effect, recurrence rate, cognition of human body, scope of solution, how long it takes to master it, whether there are technical bottlenecks, beginners' mastery level, cost, methods used and teaching methods. Considering the above factors comprehensively, we can quickly choose a good orthopedic course.
(3) Understand organizational units
The organizing unit of the training course must be a regular large-scale unit with strong technical force. Reasonable course arrangement and perfect after-sales service, many courses have no practical exercises and internships, and no one is in charge after just a few days of study, so it is difficult to really master the technology.
(4) Conduct field investigation as far as possible.
After a orthopedics course is held for a period of time, there will be students in this course all over the country. You can experience this technology from the students you have studied before, or you can experience this technology in the training base. Now all training courses have their own student groups. If you can't go on a field trip, you can join their study group and get to know more about your former classmates.
(5) Choose training courses with practical training and free internship.
Bones can't touch bones, which means blind people touch elephants. After we go out to study and understand the principle of this technology, we must verify it in practice, so that students will know exactly where they have mastered and where they have not. Many training courses in orthopedics are very good, but because there is no practice, students don't know whether this technology is useful or not. When they encounter problems, they can only give up and start learning new technologies again. Many students with poor foundation can only master this technology theoretically in just a few days.
(6) Choose teachers with reliable personality and sufficient positive energy.
Going out to study and choosing a technology, the teacher's character and values are very important, especially for young people, which is related to the next few years or even a lifetime. A good teacher is not only teaching students skills, but also being a man.