Category Archives: injury rehabilitation

A Correcitve Exercise Specialist’s View of Achillies Tendonitis

Can Corrective Exercise prevent Achilles Tendinitis? How do you think I would answer this:) About.com says “Sometimes the tendons become inflamed for a variety of reasons, and the action of pulling the muscle becomes irritating. If the normal smooth gliding motion of your tendon is impaired, the tendon will become inflamed and movement will become [...]
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Corrective Exercise Specialist Case Study- Ankle Impairment

Hope you had a great weekend! I enjoyed my Sunday with my family at home and had a blast teaching a Corrective Exercise Specialist workshop for the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Boston this Friday 5/15 and Saturday 5/16. I enjoyed working with this group. Attendees traveled from more than 5 states to attend [...]
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Corrective Exercise Specialist Case Study- Ankle Impairment

Hope you had a great weekend! I enjoyed my Sunday with my family at home and had a blast teaching a Corrective Exercise Specialist workshop for the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Boston this Friday 5/15 and Saturday 5/16. I enjoyed working with this group. Attendees traveled from more than 5 states to attend [...]
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Runner’s Knee (Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome)

I am enjoying my vacation in Colorado with my family. We came out to attend and celebrate my nephew’s graduation from CU in Boulder. We went to the Denver Zoo today which was great as usual. I have worked out a few times while I have been here at a gym in Castle Rock over [...]
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Throwing Athletes at Risk for Shoulder Injury; Corrective Exercise Can Help!

I am team teaching a Performance Enhancement Specialist Workshop for the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Houston Texas this weekend with the Director of Reconditioning for Cal Berkley, Ken Miller. We are having a great time and plenty of fun with the class. We have put the students through the ringer with; dynamic flexibility, [...]
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