You won't want to miss these seminars
1) The EXSTORE™ System in April in Tampa
If you haven't taken an in-person EXSTORE seminar yet, then it's time. Don't put it off another year. You are missing out on really knowing how to apply the system, and the in-person seminar has so many extras you can't get anywhere else. We do have a few repeat seats available at a reduced cost for those who would like to take it again.
2) 3-Day Sports Course, October in Mesa AZ with Anthony and James Werner, DC.
If you want to know how to treat athletes, this advanced course will prepare you to treat all athletes from hobbyists to pros. In addition to Anthony and his experience treating athletes, teaming up with James Werner takes it to a whole new level. James currently works full time treating athletes. His experience in sports injuries and treatments is vast. This course will cover assessment and treatment including understanding lines of tension/vectors, really understanding the mechanics involved in athletic movements, causes of injuries and performance issues. You will learn how to assess and treat athletes and bring them to their maximum performance. You will be able to specialize in treating athletes and will outperform practitioners of all backgrounds. If you really want to get into the sports niche, this is the class for you.
3) Clinical Intensive June: There are 3 spots left for Anthony's clinical intensive in Hamilton, ON. Treat 60 of his patients over 2 days and learn how to apply EXSTORE exactly like Anthony does, seeing multiple patients an hour easily, maximizing your patient work load and working more efficiently.
April EXSTORE is up now, as well as the Clinical Intensive. The Sports Seminar is not up yet.
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.
15 weeks. Should I avoid altogether? CC: ankle pain - recovering from surgery repairing broken tibula and fibula.
CC: Groin Pain?
Patient complains of pain not in the groin but next to it. No burning, no sharp pain, pain increased with walking or rotation of the knee internally and externally. There was a big tear near the groin but it is healed.
Hip Flexion slows as getting above 90 degrees but stays straight with lifting and does not rotate to the lateral side with lift. Patient winces once the angle of tension is above 90 degrees.
What i have done so far:
- Needling towards pelvic bowl to release hip flexion and extend range to 120 degrees easily
- TFL and Adductors showed tension with Rotation of Knee and range was below 45 degrees rotation with internal/external rotation so we released it.
Pain is improved and range is improved but there is still tension in the areas of GB27/28 area that leads down to the L/ side crease outside of the genitals.
He has had this issue in the past and it resolved for a while. I am unsure what is actually happening here or how I could assess this further.
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