Dear Avishag,
Yes, SI dysfunction can cause one leg to seem longer.
Sherri

Sherri, I actually tried the two exercises (stick and gurtle) and could immediately see that 'the longer leg' is actually an SI dysfunction. I'M SO GREATFUL, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TEACHING THIS TECHNIQUE. She's been doing it since then before every class and feels relief.

Excellent tutorial. I am in the club of Pilates teachers with one sided tugging around the SIJ this has really helped. Many thanks Sheri.

Thank you for having such an amazing, knowledgable, well informed group of instructors such as Sherri Betz.
I am learning so much from each and every one of them.
Keep up the fantastic work everyone.

Thank you to Avishag, Jo and Mahnaz. I am so glad that you are benefitting from the technique!

Dear Zoe,
The leg length has nothing to do with choosing the side to correct. The choice of correction has to do with the way the pelvis is rotated. If the right ilium is anteriorly rotated, then you will use the right glute and left hip flexor to make the pelvic correction.

Sherri, I just read your comment. Thank you so much!! So looking forward to seeing more of you on PA.

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you

I have so many clients with SIJ problems and this tutorial was absolutely brilliant! Thank you for your wisdom and skilled teaching Sherri!

I loved this tutorial, I've been suffering for pelvis misalignment for a long time, plus my hips are popping al the time. I am going to do these exercises before my workout, to individualize the right muscles.Thank you