A controlled, rapid force applied to a joint to improve mobility, increase range of motion, and lessen pain is known as a joint manipulation. When joint manipulation therapy applies its rapid force to a targeted joint to align its movement, it is associated with a “pop” or “click” sound. It involves low amplitude, high velocity thrusting manoeuvres to move a skeletal joint passively. Joint mobilisation and manipulation can help release sprains and stiff necks, as well as improve a joint’s range of motion. They can also help relieve musculoskeletal pain.