“And on the seventh day, he rested”
This is not the most technical post I’ve written, and you may not even find it useful, but to me, the point of this post is one of the most […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Upper Crossed Postural Syndrome
I’m psychic. Seriously, watch this. I bet you are slouching right now. See, I told you. Before you read on, sit up straight with your feet flat on the floor, […]
One Question, Many Answers #6
So now that I am settled, I began to think of where I am at my job. The bottom of the totem pole is not exactly the best place to be. […]
Case Study: Wrist/Hand Pain – Part 2
Before reading Part 2 of this wrist and hand case study, I would suggest reading (or re-reading) Part 1 here It has been about one month since beginning treatment with […]
Fashion Police
Disclaimer: This post is not directed towards any patients of mine. The following observations have been discussed by myself and fellow PT’s over the years, and I think it is […]
Case Study: Wrist/Hand Pain – Part 1
Recently (2 weeks), I began treating a young woman between the age of 25-30 for a 1.5 year history of bilateral wrist and hand pain with insidious onset. Besides pain, […]
I am not a PT…
What is one thing that we do every single day when we go into our clinics, our gyms, or visit with our patients? We talk, we assess, we evaluate, we […]
Mike Scott, DPT 