We are always looking to provide the best, most specific treatment for our patients. With both special tests and symptom modification procedures in your toolbox, you can educate your patients on what anatomical structures are impacted, why these structures are irritated,…Read more

A baseball player experiences frequent pain in his throwing arm during overhead activities. A clinician performs an evaluation but much to the player’s surprise, the clinician spends the majority of the exam evaluating the player’s lower extremity. The clinician informs the player…Read more

“If it hurts, don’t do it.” This may be great advice for your everyday patient, but it’s one of the fastest ways to lose a triathlete or endurance athlete client. Here’s an example of how this might play out: You:…Read more

The ever-changing landscape of healthcare can be difficult to navigate. The entrenched biomedical model has been scrutinized because of its focus on treating the disease rather than the person. This model is slowly being replaced by the biopsychosocial model that…Read more

Being a sports rehabilitation specialist is like being a private investigator: each new patient is a multifaceted challenge. Why are they limited? Where do they hurt? How can we prevent them from hurting? To solve the puzzle and provide an…Read more