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.
It’s a New Year. A season chocked full of pumpkin pie, apple strudel, cinnamon rolls, turkey and mashed potatoes…has given way to January. While I love good food and good company (a lot!) as much as anyone, I also know I need to balance it with movement and activity, or else those New Year’s resolutions…
Question: What is happening to the knee and hip in half and full lotus pose? Answer: This is a GREAT question! I’ve seen this pose hurt many people – and my mission as a therapist is to help people heal – and avoid getting hurt, especially in yoga. So my answer is multi-faceted. First, I…
If you haven’t been following the entire series, get it here: This week’s post will be bullet point style, because I have lots to report, including a few videos and photos. At 6+ weeks out, here are the functional milestones met: In the meantime, PT is actively ongoing and I am just starting to ramp…
This week’s post is an interview with the creators of the Overcome Pain with Gentle Yoga video series-Â Neil Pearson and Shelly Prosko. Learn more about a gentle and effective way to manage pain and the minds behind this excellent video series. Why did you create these pain care yoga videos and what makes them unique…
This week’s Pose of the Week is the Wall Warrior Twist. It’s a pose to help you work smarter not harder in your yoga posture practice. Work Smarter, Not Harder in Yoga with the Therapeutic Wall Warrior Twist What does this posture offer? I’m so glad you asked! The Wall Warrior Twist is a posture…
Before we dig into this week’s Pose of the Week, don’t miss these posts: Warrior I Warrior II Triangle If you want to make a request for a pose to be covered, email my office or leave a comment at the bottom of this post. The question: What are the sacroiliac joint and spine…