Translations of the Scapula
In previous articles, we’ve looked at the scapula’s complex anatomy, which allows it to move as freely as it does and play such a crucial role in human function, as well as the scapula’s rotations.This time…
Biomechanical Demands of Ballroom Dance
Are All Dancers Created Equal?The majority of rehabilitation clinicians recognize the uniqueness of the athletic prerequisites of their patient’s sport. For example, you can probably identify a difference in physical requirements between a tennis player…
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: Understanding Unusual Clinical Presentations
Our new comprehensive CHT prep program, created in partnership with Ann Porretto-Loehrke, is available now! With curated courses, supplementary handouts, a practice exam, and a dedicated Facebook group to connect with others studying for the exam…
10 Essential Tests for Evaluating for Shoulder Impingement
Are you a clinician who receives referrals for shoulder pain or shoulder impingement? Have any of the patients you have treated for a distal problem told you that their shoulder hurts and asked you to…
Identify, Specify, Modify: 3 Key Steps for Effective Exercise Prescription
How many times have you found yourself assigning similar exercises to patients with various conditions? Think about how many times you have prescribed basic exercises, such as clamshells or bridges to strengthen the gluteal muscles…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
