Motion Specific Release

Successful rehabilitation therefore involves more than simply waiting for an injured ligament to heal. It requires restoring mobility, strength, balance, proprioception, and confidence in movement while identifying other factors that may be contributing to persistent symptoms or instability.

Being told that you have osteoarthritis in your spine can sound as though your back is simply wearing out. Fortunately, the relationship between structural change, pain, and function is far more complex and more hopeful than that description suggests. Osteoarthritis affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide. However, these global estimates primarily reflect osteoarthritis of the knee, hip, hand, and other peripheral joints rather than the spine specifically. In the spi

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Updated 04/26/2020

Hammer toes are a common yet often overlooked foot issue that can significantly disrupt the natural biomechanics of your feet. This...

Using Motion Specific Release (MSR) procedures and methodology, we’ve consistently achieved a success rate of over 90% in treating...

Manual therapy is both rewarding and physically demanding. Therapists use their skills and energy to relieve pain and enhance patient...

Ulnar nerve entrapment, often called cyclist's neuropathy or handlebar palsy, can cause weakness, numbness, tingling, and pain in the...

As MSK (musculoskeletal) practitioners, we must consider the effects that cortisol can have on our patients. Often, I see patients with...

The MSR Pro Prescription Exercise Pads provide practitioners with a streamlined and efficient way to prescribe individualized exercise...

The Role of Hip Flexion & Knee Extension in Freestyle Swimming In the realm of freestyle swimming, the hips and knees are not merely...

In Part 1, we discussed enhancing Freestyle Swimming through manual Therapy, specifically arm movements and the associated muscles. In...

Freestyle swimming, a mainstay in competitive swimming and triathlon events, is celebrated for its speed and precision. For MSK...

Why Learn Tai Chi?" is a question I often get from patients, practitioners, and friends. It's worth a detailed answer. Throughout my...

Back pain is a complex issue affecting millions of people worldwide. For many, the symptoms of this prevalent condition are often...

The rhomboid muscle group, consisting of the rhomboid major and minor, is fundamental to scapulothoracic articulation and upper extremity...

The pectoralis muscles, comprised of the pectoralis major and minor, are essential for the dynamic movement and stabilization of the...

The levator scapulae muscle is integral to neck and shoulder mechanics, playing a key role in scapulocervical movement and stabilization....

The triceps brachii muscle is a cornerstone of upper limb anatomy. It serves as the principal extensor of the elbow joint and plays a...