Thanks for the demonstration. Is there a certain podiatrist that i need to seek in order to have them adjust / manipulate my foot as you demonstrated? If so, what are they called? Thanks again.

Thanks for the demonstration. Is there a certain podiatrist that i need to seek in order to have them adjust / manipulate my foot as you demonstrated? If so, what are they called? Thanks again.

شكرا لكم جميل ما تقدمه للمتابعين ولكن لماذا توقفت على نشر المزيد من المعرفة بهذا الخصوص

Informative video

Simple explained❤

Good variation

Why using yoga pants for demo??

Hello. Very good video! When i try to do this i felt a crack back in heel. Is that ok?

I am glad that there's a way to test the strength with a tool.

lol .....back t his amanda's and melissas again! pervert fellow

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Awesome

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so the whole lateral border that you touch is the lat at 3:02 and 9:34 and very visible from the front.. I can kind of understand how the lat ends up at the front of the bicipital groove. But how does the teres muscle get from the posterior axillary fold to the bicipital groove always confuses me. Can you ever do a video showing its course?

Easy

Im confused ....I've been told my whole lift to lift with with you legs. To protect your lower back.??? Proper swing just dont look right..

great! isn’t the terminal extension exercise you are demonstrating just like a sitting Knee extension exercise?

Excellent explanation. Gracias

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Hello! Love your content. Do you do any remote training? I see your online courses but interested in coaching if possible

Put ball in panty hose or knee socks. I have used 1 or 2 tennis balls in a sock, this way you have more contro over movement into area.

First comment can I pls get pinned I subscribed

I have had a total knee replacement and I am having discomfort at the area of the biceps femoris. I have been doing static stretches such as iliotibial band stretches laying on my back and crossing the leg over the waist and holding. i do get some relief from doing this (and i do yoga) but this is still a problem especially when trying to squat low. The knee in question is 10 months post op. ROM is 0-135. What do you think could help? i would appreciate any input. thank you.

thx teacher, really helpful!!

Nice one, thcmx a lot

What's a TVA?

Thank you so much Sir

Where would be a good place to get help for posterior pelvic tilt in Rochester NY area? I have this problem. Have had back spasms for years. The trauma to my glutes has made me traumatized about bending over and I am definitely bracing.

What is the instrument??

you are awesome

Great explanation! I was really struggling with the plane of movements, and you made it so easy to understand! Thank you :)

It is a very good test but according Nunes et al. (2013) it has Sensitivity of 42% and Specificity of 82%. So, I use it along with squat testing, which according to Cook et. al (2010), reproduction of pain with squat has a Sensitivity and Specificity of 50%.

Que mal video, no se ve nada de cómo es la manipulación 😏

Could you link the static release video? Thanks!

Would this be effective for Costochondritis? Would love to see you do a video that addresses Costo directly.

Thank you so much

Great video

These are some of the most helpful and interesting videos posted on KZbin!

Excellent teacher!

Thank you for this video. I am a manual therapist and have been trying to release my own scalenes and this video has done the trick!! Thank you so much. 🙏😘

Awesome. I want me too🙈 I had work accident and my ankle was twisteed. Issues with cuboid

Wow

i appreciate how you were able to make this so accessible! you used technical terminology but the concepts and logic were so clearly laid out, even i (attendee of one (1) gen anatomy class in college) was able to follow :D thanks for this vid!!

I know this is regarding a different technique, but if you have an answer I'd appreciate it... This is regarding a posterior to anterior technique on the knee, while patient is laying on their back with injured knee bent. PT puts fingers behind the knee, pulling toward themselves while patient bends knee and then straightens again. My curiosity is... I had a knee injury and when my physical therapist does this while I am on my back, it is the only way I can bend my knee deeply without pain. The pain is so intense if I try to do it on my own that I can't. The MRI failed to show why (only showed unrelated pre-existing minor things that never limited or really affected me at all, was active and fully capable). I've become quite disabled after this injury and felt the injury when it occurred. Please, if someone can tell me, are there any other damages that this technique would 'bypass' or allow the bending of other than meniscus tears? If the patella is maltracking due to a ligament tear or something, would this technique also work for that by supporting the knee or something?

I like his videos. And I definitely like the professor's bulge.

Excellent video. The professor shows it well. He has a good bulge.

have you seen the variation where instead of measuring the drop, the outline of the foot is traced with a marker while nonweightbearing and then again while weight-bearing?

God bless you! You are awesome

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I love your anatomy videos, so so helpful and fun to watch.