In the Spinal Flow Technique, access points are everything. They’re the areas of ease where we contact the nervous system and create the most profound changes in our clients. Every single touch matters — and that’s why our students learn how to find the very best access points using clear landmarks and deep understanding. By learning where and how to make the most effective contact, Spinal Flow practitioners unlock healing, restore flow, and help people release what’s been holding them back. ✨ W

CCNA Objective 1.1.d covers Access Points and understanding how they work is key to passing the exam and building solid Wi-Fi networks. Here’s what you need to know: * An Access Point (AP) connects wireless clients to the wired network. It’s the bridge between Wi-Fi and Ethernet. * It operates mostly at Layer 2, forwarding frames between wireless and wired devices. * Each SSID maps to a VLAN, which is how networks separate guest traffic from internal users. * 2.4 GHz offers better range but more