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Assess And Correct: A Special Discount for My Readers on a Great Functional Movement and... by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training I’ve talked a lot over the past several years on this website about one of the key things that I find most therapists and rehabilitation specialists lacking in t ... Read on »
Assessing and Treating Dysfunction of the Gluteus Medius by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training The October 2008 issue of the Journal of Strength and Conditioning has an impressive review article of the anatomy, function, assessment, and strengthening of the gluteus me ... Read on »
Assessing and Treating Loss of Knee Extension Range of Motion by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet Assessing and treating loss of knee extension range of motion is an important component of rehabili ... Read on »
Assessing Overhead Arm Elevation by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet One of the many things I look at during my comprehensive assessment proce ... Read on »
Assessing the Sacroiliac Joint: The Best Tests for SI Joint Pain by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet The sacroilliac joint, or SI joint, is one of those challenging areas of the body that we all have ... Read on »
Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation or Microfracture? by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training The current issue of AJSM has two great articles regarding articular cartilage repair  procedures that go very well together.  I think this is an amazing aspect of orthopedi ... Read on »
Awful Physical Therapy Article in the New York Times by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training The past several days have been interesting!  If you haven't heard yet, the New York Times published an article on physical therapy that was not very positive ... Read on »
Barefoot Training by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Digg Digg My friend Art Horne fro ... Read on »
Best Articles of 2010 by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training In the past I have published a “best of” article that I thought was fun to put together at the end of each year.  I think it is amazing to reflect back on past pos ... Read on »
Best iPad Apps for Physical Therapy by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet The iPad is truly an amazing and powerful device that can really be helpful when us ... Read on »
Biomechanics of Patellofemoral Rehabilitation by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training As we continue our journey through the diagnosis and treatment of patellofemoral injuries, it is time to shift gears from the basic principles of care and discuss our final ... Read on »
Black Friday Sales! by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet Happy Black Friday!  I am happy to announce two great sales this year! 20% Off ... Read on »
Boston Shoulder and Sports Symposium 2011 by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Digg Digg I will be presenting at this year’s Boston S ... Read on »
Boston Strong by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet We are all still saddened here in Boston.  It seems everyone has a c ... Read on »
Breathing and Low Back Pain: Is There a Correlation? by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet As our knowledge of the core and proper lumbopelvic stabilization continues to improve, our underst ... Read on »
Breathing and Stress Relationship, and the Neuroscience of DOMS by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet This week’s Stuff You Should Read comes from Mike Robertson and Condition ... Read on »
Breathing Pattern Disorders by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet I was very fortunate to attend an intimately small workshop with Leon Cha ... Read on »
Brian Mulligan’s NAGS, SNAGS, and Mobs with Motion by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Several weeks ago, I had the amazing opportunity to host Brian Mulligan at his first baseball game and have him present a private workshop for my staff.  What an experience! ... Read on »
Can You Have a Rotator Cuff Tear and No Symptoms? by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Tweet Tweet Over the years, our knowledge and ability to treat rotator cuff tears hav ... Read on »
Celebrating 1 Year! by Mike Reinold Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Endurance Training Wow, time flies!  I’m a little late with this, but realized that the one year anniversary of this site was last month -  happy belated birthday!  We’ve come a long way sinc ... Read on »