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Tag Archives: closed chain

Open vs. Closed Chain for Dummies: The Upper Extremity

November 19, 2012by mscottdpt Leave a comment

It’s been a while since I first wrote my Open vs Closed Chain post regarding the lower extremity. Seems like years ago. But I’ve definitely noticed that it continues to […]

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Educainment, Shoulder, Upper Extremity, Wrist

Three Underestimated Injuries: #2 Hallux Rigidus (WTF is that?)

October 4, 2012by mscottdpt 19 Comments

Hallux rigidus (which basically means a rigid first toe) is so unbelievably underestimated that often I find people don’t even have it diagnosed

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ankle, Injuries, knee, Low Back Pain, Lower Extremity

Open vs. Closed Chain for Dummies: The lower extremity

February 9, 2010by mscottdpt 3 Comments

Recently, the functional exercise movement has taken off. AND I LOVE IT! However, when it comes to rehab and fitness we have to be careful of which movements/fads/etc we follow. If we […]

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Lower Extremity, Rehab Rants

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