I am so happy and very fortunate to have the help of two amazing practitioners: Cheryl Kujawinski and Angie Stritt. Cheryl and Angie are helping grow ASE Seminars into an even better community.
As some of you may have seen already, Cheryl Kujawinski helped run the ASE Orthopedic Symposium, has conducted several interviews with practitioners, and is an excellent resource for practitioners who have questions on classes and on specializing in Orthopedics. Cheryl will also be an assistant in some of our upcoming seminars as well.
Angie will be running Anthony's Mentorship community, so the Calendar of Events and all the great content will be added on time. Angie will be on top of scheduling and posting all dates and videos, assuring that the community is up to date.
Please welcome Cheryl and Angie to ASE Seminars! 😀👏👍💪🎉🔥
Thank you to @susan_beck for showing me this
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Spring is coming… eventually. And when it does, runners will start emerging again, not just the die-hards who have been braving the cold all winter. I treat a whole spectrum of runners in clinic, from Ironman athletes to weekend joggers and everything in between. This webinar is an absolute goldmine, and I hope you get as much out of it as I have.
Male patient has Chronic LBP for years. Goes down to the hamstrings. Complains that hamstring is very tight. Had steroids shots 1 month ago. Helped only a bit. unstable gait. Cannot walk for too long, when get up from laying down for too long, back hurts than gets better. Driving his truck feels good, so seating seems ok. LT and RT SLR are only 10 degrees. More than that hurts the left side only. LT Gluteus minimums weak. No Health issue except had gout 4 years ago, and is currently taking prescribed gout medicine, but he said he will stop the medicine next month. Physician thinks will no longer be necessary. What would you recommend for first visit and second or follow up treatment??
Is there an equivalent to a sural nerve release for the upper body?
I can get back 20-30 degrees in straight leg raise with this generally.
Would the upper body equivalent release areas contributing to frozen shoulder? Or serratus area?
Been a curious question on my mind.
