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Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Most of you know that I do not think palpation is necessary to assist in your clinical decision making. However, once in a while a case pops up where you may actually need to direct a treatment at a rib.

OMPT Channel update for all subscribers! The Eclectic Approach to Clinical Practice Patterns of the Shoulder is now live!

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Are your patients having difficulty getting to end range with their shoulder resets? Try using a light dumbell!



Remember I have a youtube channel in addition to my OMPT Channel. Here are the Top 4 Most Viewed Videos of 2013.


My current intern asked what I thought about anterior pelvic tilting during repeated extension in standing for the lumbar spine.


As manually oriented clinicians, we all want to "stretch" out tissues, joints, and even the nervous system. When we do these things we are not really lengthening the structures, but we are changing movement tolerance and threat perception.


Here is a great alternative to using a mobilization belt ala Mulligan to improve hip IR.

Just look at that amazing hinge!

I recently experienced insanity. It turns out I was doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.


I hear "I am afraid to push my patient to end range!" at each and every seminar from experienced therapists.


No, not that kind of side kick! This week's Vidcast is a description of how I helped a patient get his Tae Kwon Do on!

Here are a pair of vids I thought I found recently and thought they were must see!


I had my first tour in the New England area over the past weekend. Each course was a bit different than the last, as like myself in the clinic, my courses are always changing.


For those of you who like my vids, I have to plug The OMPT Channel. It has all of the vids I have on my youtube channel/blog, plus hours more.
You all hear me preach end range x3 often enough. The following variation on the cervical retraction with extension often helps patients who cannot do the movement in WB to get to end range.

For the readers of this blog, you can get a discount on this great product! Rick is launching the product again and this time has bonuses! It is worth the price and for a limited time is 47% off! For those of you who are NSCA certified, you can also get CEUs! Check it out!