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o December: Differentiating When to Use 2 Needle Technique vs. In-Line Technique
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o February: How to Differentiate Leg Length Discrepancy & Its Effect on the MSK System
o March: Learning Time & Place: Needling the Obturator Muscle
o April: Unlocking The Clinical Secrets of the Platysma Muscle
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Athletic Intensive Myofascial Release
Location: Shokunin CrossFit, Mesa, AZ
Pre-requisite: EXSTORE
Register here:
https://aseseminars.com/event/athletic-intensive-myofascial-seminar/
This is why I stopped automatically giving a set % discount to whatever group/type of patient.
Our final EXSTORE webinar of 2025 is happening Monday 12/22 at 7:30pm EST, with a Live Lab to follow around 8pm. All are welcome, but everyone must register ahead of time. If you know anyone curious about EXSTORE, treating musculoskeletal conditions, or orthopedic acupuncture, feel free to pass this along. The more the merrier—I’d love to see you at our last lab of the year as we head into the holidays and the new year.
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/42Qr2yEvTiuokYxY3m8_Xw
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Josh
i had a patient come in for some pulling under the foot. it wasnt heel tension but pain that i assumed coming from the flexor digitorum brevis area because i could feel pressure there under my fingers.
B/ hamstring tension with more tension on the L/ side was also found with SLR close to 90 on both sides. The tension in Flexor digitorum brevis was also more on the L/ side.
I just did sural nerve release for a few minutes and the hamstrings released to above 90 degrees and the tension in the flexor digitorum brevis released as well.
I have been using the sural nerve release in all hamstring tension cases and it works great.
I am pretty sure I am manipulating some other nerve pathway leading down to the area of FDBrevis
Question: Why would the flexor digitorum brevis release from above? What pathway leads to this? I still have much confusion on pathways leading to the bottom of the foot. Is there a reference material you recommend for learning pathways to the foot?
