The worst blog post I ever wrote – Back pain: What (not) to do
If you looked at my blog stats, you’d pick up on a few trends. People break their ribs a lot over the weekend, hence why my blog post about broken […]
Tag Archives: back pain
Overuse injuries
“Overuse injury” is becoming a well known term among health professionals, pro athletes, amateur athletes, and parents. The term overuse implies that there is a known level of activity that […]
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization: Course B
Back in March, I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to spend 4 days in the same room as Clare Frank PT, DPT and Magdalena Lepsikova MS, PT. One […]
Anecdotal “evidence” that imagining is not always useful
Eval’d a 70 year old female, complaining of 4 month history of posterior-lateral L hip “burning” with sitting; driving is worst. 20 year history of left sided pain after lifting […]
Course Review: DNS Course A
Where: Los Angeles, CA When: March 16 – March 18, 2013 Attendees: Mainly PTs, but one DC as well. Mainly ortho-outpatient based practitioners. Presenters: Clare Frank, DPT & Magdalena Lepiskova […]
Educainment 01.04.13
So once again I was able to read a lot more this week because I’m lazy and took 2 days off. There is definitely a superfluous amount of information out […]
Your cardio is killing your back
There are plenty of reasons your back could hurt. It could be the endless sitting at your job. It could be that fall off the ladder three years ago while trying […]
Where we are Headed…
I wrote a little rant regarding evolution and the problem of our constant sitting. Here is the follow up drawing to where we are going. Always Evolve? Mike
Evolution Doesn’t Have a Direction
Before you read this, do me a favor. Stand up. Lift your arms above your head if there’s nothing stopping you. Squeeze your butt cheeks together. Now throw your computer […]
NPR_Health Reports: People with Arthritis Shun Exercise – Though it would help, not hurt
Before you read one word of what I have to say, read this. I’m the slowest reader on Earth and it took me all of 3-5 minutes. There were a […]
Mike Scott, DPT 