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Fatigue, Coffee, and The Bretzel
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Tweet Tweet Today’s Stuff You Should Read comes from Todd Hargrove, The New York Times, and Gray Cook. Every ...
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Self Myofascial Release for the Forearm
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Tweet Tweet I wanted to show a quick video of a technique I use for self-myofascial release of the forearm. Ob ...
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Improving Ankle Mobility, Webinars, and Free Sports Health Articles
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Tweet Tweet This week’s stuff you should read comes from Erson Religioso, RehabWebinars.com, and the Sports Hea ...
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What has the Biggest Impact on Outcomes Following ACL Reconstruction Surgery?
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Tweet Tweet It is no surprise that loss of motion is one of the biggest factors in patient satisfaction followi ...
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Core, Science of Coaching, Top Quotes, and Fatigue is in the Brain
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Tweet Tweet Today’s stuff you should read comes from Mike Robertson, Sam Leahey, Bret Contreras, and a journal ...
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Advanced Rotary Stability Plank Progressions
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Tweet Tweet The rotary stability plank is one of my go to Functional Stability Training exercises to start trai ...
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Neutral Neck, Muscle Energy, and Assessing Movement
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Tweet Tweet Today’s stuff you should read comes from Chris Johnson, Leon Chaitow, and Craig Liebenson. Musc ...
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The Influence of Anterior Pelvic Tilt on Hip Flexion Mobility
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Tweet Tweet Several months ago I featured a couple of posts discussing the importance of hip flexion strength a ...
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Getting Strong, Neuroscience in Athletes, and Reciprocal Inhibition
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Tweet Tweet Today’s stuff you should read comes from Tony Gentilcore, Jeff Cubos, and Erson Religioso. The ...
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A Simple and Effective Gluteus Medius Exercise
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Tweet Tweet I have to admit, sometimes we all get carried away with exercise selection that we overlook some of ...
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Evidence Based Coaching, Thoracic Outlet, and Upcoming Courses
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Tweet Tweet Today’s stuff you should read comes from Sam Leahey and Phil Page. Evidence Based Coaching ...
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Concussions in Sports: Part 2 – The Role of Rehabilitation
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Tweet Tweet Today’s post is part 2 of a series by Shaun Logan, DPT, on concussions in sports and the role of re ...
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Glute Bridge Exercise Progressions for Rotary Stability
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Tweet Tweet It is no secret that proper hip extension and glute activation is an important component to optimal ...
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Functional Stability Training for the Core Now Available!
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Tweet Tweet It is with great excitement that I can now officially announce the release of my latest educational ...
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Functional Stability Training for the Core Coming Next Week!
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Tweet Tweet I have some good news and bad news for all my awesome and loyal readers readers… Unfortunately I ...
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Concussions in Sports: Part 1 – Risk and Recovery Process
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Tweet Tweet Concussions in sports are becoming more and more of a problem as our athletes continue to get bigge ...
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Evidence Based Coaching, Rectus Abdominis, and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization
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Tweet Tweet Today’s Stuff You Should Read comes from Bret Contreras, Mike Robertson, and Jeff Cubos. E ...
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Food as Medicine
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Tweet Tweet Several months ago I was really taken aback by a TED talk by Dr. Terry Wahls, who discussed food an ...
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Gray Cook’s Movement Principles, Static Stretching, and Reinventing the Office
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Tweet Tweet This week’s stuff you should read comes from Gray Cook, Sports Medicine Research, and Tim Ferriss. ...
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New Research on Ankle Taping
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Tweet Tweet My friend Dan Lorenz, MS, PT, ATC/L, CSCS recently summarized two new research articles on ankle ta ...
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