The SCMs are reliable neck flexors when they fire in proper order. However, they serve as poor substitutes for longus capitis due to their insertion

Recent Podcast Interview with Erik Dalton Q: Erik, you were one of the first home-study CE providers. What inspired you to create a distance learning

A Chapter from Dynamic Body on Distinguishing Normal and Abnormal Fascial Adhesions In the early years of Gil Heley’s dissection studies, he was an active

By Til Luchau from Advanced Upper Body Textbook In contrast to upper-body shift, the second method for getting the center of gravity over the standing

As tension, trauma, poor posture and gravitational exposure flatten the discs, the resultant hyper mobility begins to pull the posterior longitudinal ligament away from the

Increased outdoor activity during the summer months tends to escalate the number of overuse and traumatic injuries seen in massage and bodywork practices. One of

If you have heel pain in the morning or after sitting a long time, then you may have plantar fasciitis and/or heel spurs. Therapists see

Many of you who have attended my workshops are aware that training sessions normally begin with evaluation and treatment techniques aimed at restoring length-tension balance

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

Tight muscles create asymmetry and weak muscles permit asymmetry in both the myofascial and skeletal systems. Deep, intrinsic muscles and the body’s bony framework are