Respiratory-assisted adjusting, long-axis leg traction techniques: While the chiropractor gently pulls a leg at a specific angle, the patients takes deep breaths to facilitate the adjustment.With the patient lying face down, the practitioner can gently reposition the sacroiliac joint and other areas, employing gravity from the block instead of relying solely on force. Gravity traction using adjusting blocks: Padded 'blocks' that vary in shape and size are strategically placed underneath the body.Less forceful spinal manipulation involves slower (low-velocity) techniques that allow the joint to remain within its passive range of motion.