Motor Learning and Practice: Part 2
So I see you’re back for more. Round two is all about doing it again and again, in other words practice. Now that we have learned how we learn (here), […]
Monthly Archives: October 2010
OMQA #7 One Year Anniversary Edition! Boyle, Reinold, Weingroff, and (sorta) Cook
So much changes in one year. I’m on a new coast, working in a new clinic with a new patient population, and now I know (for the time being) where […]
I Am: Mike’s Thumb
I am Mike’s thumb and I’m a pretty big deal. Besides letting Mike tell people that movies are good, letting him get booked at the Police station, and win at […]
Help my boy Abu out
I got an e-mail from an old student of mine, Abu Ibrahim, back on the East Coast. The email reads: “Mike Scott, I hate you. After all those long walks, cuddling, and […]
Motor Learning and Practice: Part 1
You alone? Make sure your significant other is out of the room…. They gone? Good. Now dim the lights… Turn on the Barry White and let’s get it on. We’re […]
Abs 101: The Anatomy, the Function, and the Hype
“Six pack”, “washboard abs”, “abs of steel”, or “rock hard abs” are all names for the rectus abdominis (RA), or abs for short. As a physical therapist, I have been […]
What’s the point?
This post is simple. Last night after reading over the brilliant peoples’ blogs that I follow and some others that I occassionally read, I felt dumb. Not like, “Oh man […]
