A spinal gateway is a region located precisely between two adjacent spinal segments, particularly in the vertebrae of the neck, sacrum, and coccyx (tail bone). Because of the specific location of the spinal gateway region in relation to the physical structure of the body and the associated neurological connections, this area is rich with information about the shape, tone, and tension of the spine. As such, it serves to provide a focus, structure and mechanism for us to better connect with the spine and enhance it’s position and movement in space.