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Gray takes some time out of his busy schedule to go in-depth explaining his concept of Reset-Reinforce-Reload including his take on the role of manual therapy, taping and bracing, and when to begin corrective exercise. He also discusses the importance of following the movement hierarchy, when is it ok to go after a painful pattern, how much of a correction is enough, and more......keep reading

Another great Q and A session with Gray, this time answering the question about treating painful patterns (functional or dysfunctional). Using the example of knee pain, Gray discusses his thought process on treating non-painful versus painful patterns and the possible outcomes, when he would use functional taping strategies, and he drops a manual therapy gem in there as well. Enjoy.....keep reading

Kyle Kiesel PT,
Here are the questions I received following Kyle's interview on the Selective Functional Movement Assessment. I've combined a couple/re-worded them to be more efficient and not answer the same thing twice. Big thanks to Kyle for the interview and getting on the questions so quickly....keep reading

Ann and Chris Frederick discuss Fascial Stretch Therapy and their Stretch to Win book. Topics include current research on stretching and the fascia, the major factors of their system that differ from traditional stretching, addressing the joint capsule, how stretching can improve power and performance, and a whole lot more......keep reading

Learn the skills necessary to perform an effective telehealth treatment...keep reading

One of the nice things about using IASTM is that you can cover a large area of tissue in a relatively short amount of time. Today we will discuss treating out the posterior arm lines as discussed in Thomas Myers' book Anatomy Trains....keep reading

Perry Nickelston and David Weinstock
Assessment and breakdown essentials of rolling patterns using the Selective Functional Movement Assessment and Neurokinetic Therapy. When to use rolling, what it divulges about your clients movement patterns, and it's role in motor control sequencing....keep reading

Here is another case study utilizing the SFMA and FMS, this time involving a 14 yo. Male with Sever's Disease and a case of achille's tendinitis to go along with it. He actually had a similar problem last year which did resolve without physical therapy but it took over 4 months in a boot to do so....keep reading

Teleseminar Interview #1 - Gray Cook
Gray Cook discusses the principles behind the Functional Movement Screen, Mobility vs Stability, Reactive Neuromuscular Training, and more...keep reading

Mike Robertson
Chances are you've heard the term "corrective exercise" before. But what is it? Are you doing it? And if you think you're doing it, are you doing it right? In this webinar Mike will cover what corrective exercise is all about, as well as what areas you need to focus on with your clients and athletes to get maximal results....keep reading

I recently was watching a documentary that was done on Allen Iverson, one of the most electric and also influential (good or bad) players the NBA has ever seen. Ironically it got me to start thinking some parallels exist with his story as it relates to evidence based PRACTICE......keep reading

Last April Charlie put together his Advanced Joint by Joint Theory. Mike Boyle's original joint by joint is in the Featured Resources section as a 'Must Read'. Charlie takes this concept to a whole new level and then ties it in with the FMS and SFMA. He also presents his theory of Pendulum Core, and the hip internal rotation and hip flexion paradox. A ton of great information stuffed into one 47 minutes interview. This one is a 'Must Listen'

I'm re-posting this interview for a couple reasons - #1: some things have come up and I'm not going to be able to get Jeremy on the line for this week's interview. I hope to get it done yet and when I do it will be up for everyone. #2: there was so much great information in this interview and a lot of new members since Charlie did this last year that I wanted to get it up again for anyone who may have missed it. Even if you did catch it the first time, it will be worth it to go back and listen again.

Just FYI, C...keep reading