Just a quick note: Only a licensed Physical Therapist can provide physical therapy. It is a protected term. Yoga instructors cannot claim to provide Physical Therapy unless they also hold a valid Physical Therapy license in that state.

I didn't say that she that she is "claiming to be a physical therapist!" as you wrote. It is the description tagged to this video that is questionable. (It is a matter of terminology.) And if you look closely I didn't claim PT to be superior to yoga or chiro care. No need to get defensive...I'm just educating. Yoga cannot be termed "physical therapy" unless provided by a licensed physical therapist. (it is protected term.)

@thorvinsnw Thanks for defining PT for me. I had no idea. However, you missed the point of the discussion. The term "physical therapy" is a protected term. Physical therapy describes the skilled work done by a physical therapist. In other words you can’t advertise that you offer physical therapy unless you are a licensed physical therapist, just like you can’t claim to practice medicine without a medical license.

she's not claiming to be a physical therapist! As a matter of fact, my YOGA classes have helped me more than physical therapy and chiropractic care!!

What rock did you come out from under. Satanic music! Really?!