@kcrehabguy@ArthroscopyJ When we have some of the more prestigious institutions in ACL rehab/research quantifying their loading protocols with an “x” instead of sets/reps/some form of intensity can we be surprised. It’s probably as much talking past each other on what is loading as anything else.
Derek Miles, DPT (@DMilesPT) with an assist from Thomas Campitelli wrote the Barbell Medicine Guide to Tendinopathy. What it is, what are the likely causes, and how to approach rehabilitation.
Andrew Taylor Still was the father of osteopathic medicine, and the A.T. Still School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona has been a leader in DO education.
ATSU-SOMA just announced a major change in their curriculum… one that has big implications for schools elsewhere.
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@PhysioSkeptical@GregLehman This is probably the closest I came across but I don’t know if it is especially pertinent to @GregLehman’s question. https://t.co/mF469UmRSJ
Hey y'all- I'm hiring- need a sports PT to start ASAP. Mentorship, lots of ACLs, clinic with future expansion to include full gym, isokinetic dynamometer, force plates, competitive pay structure, not a mill.
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@Matthew_Rupiper I don’t *want* to like this but the accuracy of the tweet is spot on. Almost like the JOSPT article on trunk exercises. Low certainty in evidence, high certainty after a weekend course or because that is what the residency pushes.
New @BarbellMedicine podcast is up. In this one, @DMilesPT and I talk about SI joint movement and how it's probably not causing low back or hip pain.
https://t.co/4KUafgliRj
In Ep. #216 @DMilesPT and I discuss power training after an injury and beyond.
"Everyone’s like "yeah I strength train my patients” and you’re like what does that mean? It’s good that you have found the exercise, but odds are you’re underdosing them." https://t.co/seylFOMvWE
@mike_exercise Do you have a citation for that? “Muscle tone” isn’t really a measurable construct. Stabilization exercises are typically as much motor learning/coordination as anything else. There are plenty of strong individuals that experience low back pain.
With low certainty, our authors conclude
Trunk (core) exercise programs ⬇️ pain and disability & ⬆️ Quality of Life and core muscle fitness
-> outperforming general exercise in people with #LowBackPain#ResearchReport 👉 https://t.co/izn9vNJN3R
#yourJOSPT#CoreExercises
Itching to join us but missed LA? The #Pain and #Rehab seminar has been retooled, revamped and is just around the corner. Join @DMilesPT and the rest of the P&R crew in Miami this January!
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@AlexisMLeveille It is all going to be based on professional opinion. I would say resistance training is perfectly fine for kids with a diagnosis of scoliosis. The angle “can” increase but it can also stay the same/regress. We can’t always make decisions based on the possibility of a problem.
🔥#SundayFunday🔥 - This week we cover the rarest of the rare, the #ankle#sprain! 🤣🤣 Check out this phenomenal piece from @DMilesPT and let us know what you think?! https://t.co/xqksQZ311z