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Muscles Are Our Biographers

IF YOUR BACKACHE, headache, hip pain or any other muscle-related pain has left you wondering “Where did this come from?,” think first about your muscles and how you have used them. “Muscles are witnesses to our adventures, athletic endeavors, the blows we suffer at...

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Text Neck: All the Rage and All the Problems

THE TERM TEXT NECK is being used to describe the injuries and pain sustained from looking down at wireless devices for too long. It is also described as a “poor posture” problem that can lead to early wear-and-tear on the spine, degeneration and surgery. Physical...

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Abdominals, Monthly Misery, and More

IF YOUR GYM CLASS was boring or you didn’t like sweat, you probably had menstrual cramps once a month, nine months out of the year… even if you didn’t really. Had you had a decent gym class, exciting and relevant, you would have had great abdominals and probably no...

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Hip Replacements and Other Spare Parts

SIR JOHN CHARNLEY, a British orthopedic surgeon with a mechanical bent, is recognized as the pioneer and founder of the modern hip replacement, which is now one of the most common operations in the UK and around the world. Fifty-four years later, the Charnley method...

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Feet: The Story of the Long Second Toe

LIKE YOUR OTHER PARTS, your feet cannot be separated from the rest of you. Hips influence knees and feet, and feet influence knees and hips. If you are a dancer or gymnast you probably have very strong flexible feet. If you are a dancer, especially on point, your feet...

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And What Are Little Girls Made Of?

THE NURSERY RHYME tells us that little girls are made of “sugar and spice and everything nice.” And little boys? “…snips and snails and puppy dog tails.” I prefer Johnny Mercer’s “life is what you make it,” and that goes for girls and boys and their muscles too. There...

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Stroke: Taking the First Step

  THE CHINESE PROVERB dealing with self-reliance, consistency and courage, plus getting somewhere on your own… lies in taking the first step. Many times we don’t know what that first step should be or even how to take it. “If you walk across the street and are...

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Water-Wise Water Babies

  The Statistics According to statistics, eighty two percent of drowning victims are younger than four years of age and most of the incidents involve bathtubs or bath related products such as buckets, toilets, bath seats and of course, back yard pools. Drowning...

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Immediate Mobilization: Sprain Today, Walk Tomorrow

  The History IN THE EARLY 1930s, a young Austrian doctor whose specialty was repairing fractures was preparing a medical paper using several 100 patients. All the patients had wrist fractures and casts. As part of his study he gave half the group simple...

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Multiple Sclerosis

  Disease, Trigger Points and Muscle Pain VARIOUS DISEASES cause pain; multiple sclerosis is one such villain that can be counted on to do that. No matter the rascal at work, don’t think disease, think pain. Most pain is muscle-related and if it is...

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Testimonials

What an incredible workshop!

What an incredible workshop! Helpful to me personally and professionally. The information presented was made easy to digest and apply immediately. I really enjoyed practicing the corrective movements/stretches and seeing how much more effective myotherapy is when these exercises are applied. And how easy to integrate into a massage therapy session…I love it, and my clients love it too! Thank you!!!

Theresa Fine
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