If you missed the live presentation yesterday, don't worry, I've got the replay right here for you. My good friend Paul Elliott (some of you may know him from Stretching Canada) has been a thought leader and educator in manual therapy for decades and is just an all round nice guy!We sat down and had a good ol" chat discussing all things … [Read more...]
(VIDSO INSIDE) Hints from the BEACH!
Well it's not Maui... but it looks like it. Here's some simple HINTS we discussed in out class this weekend and also from last weekends course in Red Deer. 1. Look for dysfunctions of the SC JNT when assessing GH Complaints BEFORE YOU TREAT the SC JNT Dysfunctions 2. Assess & Treat costoclavicular ligament at the anterior 1st … [Read more...]
(VIDEOS INSIDE) Manual Therapy and Exercise for OA Patients
Helping Incorporate Research and Manual Techniques into your Massage Therapy Practice! Quick Story: Over the last 8yrs I had the privilege to treat a patent with severe OA of the right hip. Manual Therapy along with Active exercises prevented him from having surgery until 1 week after we shot videos for the Online Hip and Pelvis Course. You can … [Read more...]
Coming Soon! Online Course for the Hip & Pelvis
COMING SOON! Techniques for the Hip & Pelvis A Course designed to enhance your competence, confidence and skill level treating Hip & Pelvis Complaints. In this course I instruct my most effective and L.A.S.T.ing techniques for the Hip & Pelvis; discuss the communications of the various mechanoreceptors of the ligaments/joint … [Read more...]
(VIDEO INSIDE) Anatomy of the Lateral Elbow Part 2
Helping Incorporate Research and Manual Techniques into your Massage Therapy Practice! Here's another nice piece of research from The Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery detailing the anatomy and kinematics of the Lateral Elbow Complex. The structure and kinematics of the lateral collateral ligament of the elbow joint were investigated … [Read more...]
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