Massage Therapy for Tight Muscles
June 5, 2012
Summary: Tight muscles create asymmetry and weak muscles lead to asymmetry in both the myofascial and skeletal systems. Deep, intrinsic muscles and the bony foundation
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Addressing Forward Head Posture
May 24, 2012
Summary: Oftentimes seen as a structurally subtle body segment, the neck is burdened with the highly difficult task of supporting the human head. Because of
Forward Head Posture – Part 2
May 14, 2012
Often seen as a structurally subtle body segment, the neck is burdened with the challenging task of supporting and moving the human head. Because of
Forward Head Posture – Part 1
May 11, 2012
Part one: Sacrificing Complexity of Movement for Stability Many injuries in America today result from on-the-job muscle/joint strain and overuse syndromes. Working in a technologically
Forward Head Posture – Part 1
May 11, 2012
Discover new approaches in treating lower body pain conditions including sciatica, piriformis syndrome, runner’s knee, SI joint spasm, pelvic floor dysfunction, rib torsion, hamstring tears, shin splints and plantar fasciitis. Offer expires May 11th. 32 CEs Perfect for sports, massage and corrective exercise therapists, Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques are designed to elevate your clients to a new level of health, and empower your journey into the lucrative world of pain management.
High Heels and Postural Problems
May 4, 2012
Summary: In a highly functioning body, the neuro-myoskeletal system hangs in dynamic equilibrium, with each part balancing the other. But when a woman chooses to
Bodywork Therapy for Bikers
April 24, 2012
Summary: Like many of our popular, but abnormal, athletic endeavors such as golf, tennis, bowling, etc., cyclists bring with them a complex biomechanical downside that
The Importance of Balance in Bodywork Practice
April 16, 2012
Summary: Many therapists don not realize the necessity of achieving and maintaining a sense of balance. In this article, Dr. Dalton expounds on techniques to
Low Backs, Glutes & Lats
April 10, 2012
The gluteus maximus was probably the muscle most responsible for pulling us up onto two legs and now look what’s happened to it. Our flexion-addicted
Myoskeletal Alignment and Avoiding the Deadbeat Diagnosis
April 9, 2012
Iliotibial band (ITB) syndrome is typically regarded as an overuse injury common in runners and cyclists. Recently, this controversial condition has gained greater attention due
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