Week 3 First Quadruped with opposite arm lift and RLE unilateral weight bearing
Please excuse the resolution, this is a spur-of-the-moment capture of the first quadruped performance with unilateral RLE weightbearing and opposite arm lifting.
Please excuse the resolution, this is a spur-of-the-moment capture of the first quadruped performance with unilateral RLE weightbearing and opposite arm lifting.
Today’s guest post is by Stefanie Foster, PT, MSPT, FAAOMPT, PYT. Read more about Stefanie. Under Pressure: what do tech devices have to do with shoulderstand? Several news articles popped up in the last week (1, 2) after an article in a surgical journal (3) highlighted how peering down at our tech devices increases loads on…
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by Dr. Keeli Gailes, PT, DPT, ATC Everybody has a pelvis! Therefore men, too, can have pelvic health concerns that may need pelvic physical therapy. This is a reality that has been slow to gain visibility. Even within the physical therapy profession many pelvic PT’s still do not offer services to men. It wasn’t until…