Popular Posts

  • Manual mobilisation of the coccyx
    I just watched a video on YouTube, in Spanish, of a therapist, doing coccyx manipulation through the clothes.  I am interested in coccyx man...
  • Sacral nerves: anterior or posterior ?
    I just spent some time reading up on sacral anatomy. I was wondering: since anatomical models vary which is right? Do sacral nerve roots exi...
  • Back to the SIJ?
    I watched a YouTube video today by an orthopaedic surgeon on how 25% of back and hip pain may be from the SIJ.  He noted that clinical and r...
  • Psoas stretch
    A client showed me a great psoas stretch that he had learned from his rugby coach. Sometimes the best stretches seem to come from all sorts ...
  • Anatomical models and sacral nerve exits
    Here are some of our sacral models. It turns out that only one is correct. Guess which one!!
  • Manipulation and proprioception in the lumbar spine: HE Seminars Course
    I went to  the HE Seminars course yesterday. A day on Evidence Based Practice for Physical Therapy.  There were some really great talks and ...
  • New Golf challenge!!
    I advised a client to help relieve his back pain by practicing his golf swing left handed in addition, for a while. I have started a new tre...
  • New supplies to optimise my functional rehabilitation of clients
    I have been looking into supplies To optimise my work. Theraband is available in the colours we have plus black silver and gold strength...
  • 27/12/2011
    I have worked out that I may be able to set up the projector to use in my room during sessions to display anatomy apps from my iPho...
  • Radiculopathy vs peripheral neuropathy
    20:30 The MACP one day nerve neurodynamic course has got me thinking. I have been reading up on the differences between radiculopathy and ...

Total Pageviews

Search This Blog

Thursday, 27 December 2012

Advanced upper body and shoulder training

Just spent time watching the weekly warmup from www.discovermovement.com

I found it via a Physio Tweet.

Great advanced upper limb work on a speed ladder.

I will definitely use it in my practice.

I had been meaning to look up some lower body ladder and mini and micro hurdle advanced work.

I'll so this too...
Posted by at 2 comments:
Labels:

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Physiotherapy tools

My physiotherapy desk tools. A bit like Santa's workshop !

Posted by at 6 comments:
Labels:
Location: London London

Boris Christmas Outfit

Boris, my faithful skeleton, loves his Christmas finery. Thank you Claire :)

Posted by at No comments:
Labels:
Location: London London

DeQuervian's Tenosynovitis

I looked up and revised DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis and Finkelstein's Test after being reminded about them by Mike the Physio. Thanks Mike!
Posted by at No comments:
Labels:

Thursday, 6 December 2012

Brachial plexus path to arm

The brachial plexus and the subclavian artery pass between the anterior scalene and the middle scalene
Posted by at No comments:

PocketBody iPad App

I just downloaded pocket body for my iPad. Now that it is true 3D I am impressed.
Posted by at No comments:

PocketBody iPad App

I just downloaded pocket body for my iPad. Now that it is true 3D I am impressed.
Posted by at No comments:

Saturday, 1 December 2012

Running Shoe Selection : the Evidence

18:46 I just spent some time reading an article on the evidence behind choosing running shoes. It is quite an eye opener: to see through the well established, but incorrect system. :

http://sportspodiatryinfo.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/choosing-running-shoes-the-evidence-behind-the-recommendations/
Posted by at No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)