If you feel like you’re not quite getting it, you’ve had some good success with what Anthony teaches, but you just aren’t getting the most out of it yet, the solution is going to his clinical intensive in June.
There’s no better way to learn the EXSTORE system than by actually doing it. At the clinical intensive you will put right in the fire where you will treat multiple patients an hour.
But don’t worry! Anthony will be right there by your side to guide you through the process. You’ll be immersed in learning, but with the support to make sure that you can easily do it.
Don’t dabble! If you haven’t seen substantial improvements in your practice, both in results and/or how smooth your office runs and the number of patients are able to see, that is EXACTLY what the clinical intensive is for.
It only happens once a year and this year it is June 3 and June 4. Don’t wait another year for you to finally reap all the benefits of EXSTORE and experience a whole new level of success.
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Give this a read after you watch the video: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7689775/
Athletic Intensive Myofascial Release
Location: Shokunin CrossFit, Mesa, AZ
Pre-requisite: EXSTORE
Register here:
https://aseseminars.com/event/athletic-intensive-myofascial-seminar/
Is anyone practicing in area code 23062 - Virginia, or thereabouts? Williamsburg? For a friend with scoliosis and arthritis. thanks in advance.
Patient: 34-year-old female, currently 15 weeks pregnant.
Diagnosis: Ehlers–Danlos syndrome (diagnosed 2021), hypermobility type (hEDS).
Surgical history: Four right hip surgeries between 2021–2024 for a torn labrum, ultimately requiring a cadaver graft, as well as repair of a femoral head injury. All four procedures have been deemed unsuccessful. In 2022, she also underwent shoulder surgery for a labral tear.
EXSTORE findings: Weakness noted in the L gluteus maximus, R adductor magnus, R hip flexors, L serratus anterior, and supraspinatus.
Current symptoms: Significant discomfort localized to the R greater trochanter, adductors, and hamstrings, with associated low back pain.
Pain management history: Prior to pregnancy, symptoms were managed with Baclofen, which was discontinued during pregnancy and is planned to resume postpartum. She claims she has had relief from DN in the past.
My understanding is that Ehlers–Danlos syndrome is an umbrella term encompassing 13 connective tissue ...
Athlete with sub-acute second metatarsal stress fracture currently using rest and laser therapy for treatment. For electroacupuncture... Osteopuncture at 100 Hz at the base and head of the metatarsal to cross the fracture ? 30 Hz across the ankle joint at GB 40 and above the sustentaculum tali? Are MPs relevant here?
