Greetings I know I know, the title is a cliché but I couldn’t help myself. Dealing with patients with low back pain is our bread and butter as physios. Not that we don’t see other stuff in the office but all of us have seen more clients with low back pain then we can count. […]
Hips Don’t Lie- The Hip Hinge Read More »
Since my blog post on shoulder part 1 and 2 that you could read Here and Here, I have received a lot of questions on scapular diskinesia and recommendations on managing it. As I did not really cover it in my previous blog post, this blog post will be dedicated to just that. Scapular dyskinesia,
My current thought process on fixing Scapular Winging Read More »
Often introspecting my strengths and weaknesses within the realm of the rehab world, I had realized that one area that I needed to put some extra work into was to innovatively select and prescribe exercises for my patients. For a very long time all my attention and energy was focused upon learning new manual therapy
MY CONTINUOUS LEARNING CURVE- REACTIVE NEURO-MUSCULAR TRAINING Read More »
