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January’s webinar is here! This one is a favorite of mine because it includes the fascial lens when teaching the movement of the foot and ankle. It cover anatomy, fascia, and accessory motion of the foot and ankle. Definitely worth checking out.
Give this a read after you watch the video: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7689775/
If you took EXSTORE, this video will hopefully clarify some of the confusion around the 2 different platforms (websites) where we have videos.
To access the online EXSTORE videos, those are on on your account at aseseminars.com - IF you took EXSTORE in 2022 or later.
The videos below explains the difference between aseseminars.com and dranthonylombardi.locals.com.
Also - The EXSTORE™ App is coming in 2026. This app will be all inclusive and have ALL of Anthony's webinars, recorded seminars, motor point manual and soft tissue manual, exstore exam sheet, and much more in ONE PLACE. It will be a premium app as it will give you access to ALL of the videos and online courses Anthony has ever done, and any he will do in the future. Plus it will have guidance on the intake and exstore scan, and quick links to the motor point locations and needling videos. This is a big project so my goal is November of this year. This will not be a cheap app. Depending on what you have purchased in the ...
@Exstoreman Thank you for the meralgia parasthetica webinar on locals.
M/65
Chronic Systemic
1) Diabetic
2) Arthritis
3) High blood pressure and cholesterol
4) Very high stress from becoming blind later in life
CC (1 year issue):
1) Pain at trigger point of TFL
2) L/ Hip Pain
3) Back Pain
So I have been treating him as meralgia parasthetica but I didnt originally due to avoidant answers of this patient and reports he kept bringing up.
Doctors originally wanted a fusion to lumbar area or a nerve ablation to the area. The doctors kept saying different things for this case whether it was hip, lower back, or front of the leg related.
After a few visits he mentioned a fuzzy feeling over the top of his leg which I feel guided me more to meralgia parasthetica.
Tx 1: Patient came in bent entirely over. His pain went from 10/10 to 3/10 1st visit treating the tight bands along TFL and doing Lower Perfusion since there was some bulging of the disc felt with doctors mentioning L2/L3/L4.
Manual Work: Slide Cupping from TFL down.
His pain ...
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