Theratools | 2026 New OP Mobilization Belt for Physical Therapy Mulliga Technique Belt Rehab and Manual Therapy Pain Relief 305cm

History of Mobilization BeltFounder and development: The Mulligan Mobilization belt was developed by New Zealand physiotherapist Brian Mulligan. In the 1970s and 1980s, Brian Mulligan and his colleagues proposed the Mulligan Concept, which includes techniques such as “Mobilization with Movement” (MWM), “Sustained Natural Apophyseal Glides” (SNAGs), and “Natural Apophyseal Glides” (NAGs). The Mulligan Mobilization belt is an important accessory in the application of the Mulligan Concept. It allows physiotherapists to use their body weight to apply greater force than with their hands alone, or to generate a third - direction force on the joint, so as to better achieve the goal of joint mobilization.The book: Mobilization with MovementPublication of relevant works: In 1993, Brian Mulligan published his representative work Mobilization with Movement, which further promoted the spread of the Mulligan Concept and related techniques. In 1999, his first textbook was published, which also described the application of the mobilization belt and other related contents, so that more people in the physical therapy field began to know and use this kind of belt.Application of Mobilization BeltRecognition and promotion: With the continuous development of the Mulligan Concept, the Mulligan Mobilization belt has also been widely recognized in the physical therapy field. It has become a common tool for physiotherapists to assist in the mobilization of the hip, knee, back, elbow and other joints, and has been widely used in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, playing an important role in relieving pain and improving joint range of motion.The classic book: Mobilization with Movement