This short film has been viewed about 32 thousand times. It should be viewed 320 million times. It's worth 2 minutes and 19 seconds of every American's time. The important lesson about history conveys an even more important lesson about morality--one we would do well to absorb.
Fitness is a matter of life & death. May we be remembered as a profession who worked cooperatively w groups putting out messages like this. Want to throw in some manips, MWMs,& soft tissue work? Awesome. But first & foremost drive your pts towards fitness
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I’ve hesitated to put pen to paper, or in this case keys to text, for a while now. It’s not that I haven’t had thoughts or opinions. Instead, I’ve realized how unique and individual each situation is…while we are… https://t.co/pPBDnXBRw7
While #COVID19 has undoubtedly delayed many #DPTstudents from sitting for their #NPTE (i.e. board exams) the studying does not stop. However, recognize that much of your school’s individual curriculum (explicitly,… https://t.co/8RsF8Cqi0s
Grading 2nd yr MSK papers... came across this: "While the most effective and efficient form of treatment for LBP remains inconclusive, physical therapists should aspire to treat the patient and not the diagnosis." Change may be hard and slow, but it's not impossible. Well done!
✅To run or 🛑not to run - that is the question. This individual had an ACL reconstruction ~5 years ago secondary to rupture and posterolateral corner injury. He was complaining of knee pain with running >1 mile.… https://t.co/Mo8E5ryynx
A Case For RPE: curious if RPE (rate of perceived exertion) actually reflects all of the variables that impact performance (i.e. terrain, pace, nutrition/hydration, environment, etc.)? Take a look at this rough… https://t.co/kqYlpahHDe