Motion Specific Release

Welcome to the first installment of our comprehensive three-part series on Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD), a condition often...

Have you ever wondered why our gluteal muscles, particularly the gluteus maximus, are so large and powerful compared to those in other...

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders are a common source of pain and discomfort for many individuals. Jaw mobilization plays a...

Quadriceps dominance arises when the quadriceps and hip flexors (Iliopsoas) overpower the gluteal and hamstring muscles.

To effectively resolve Plantar Fasciitis, it's essential to incorporate a strategic combination of exercises. This regimen should include...

Incorporating "specific customized" fascial release techniques into your existing practices can lead to remarkable outcomes(1).To...

In this four-part series on shoulder complexities, we'll delve into the shoulder's intricate design, embracing its five joint structures,...

In Part 2 of "Shoulder Injuries," we will examine the various muscles and soft tissue structures connected to the shoulder and their...

Updated 05/01/2020

Updated 05/01/2020

"Mastering Cervical Spine Diagnostics: A Guide to Orthopedic Examination" provides an in-depth look at the assessment and evaluation of...

Many individuals experience hand numbness or tingling during computer usage, driving, or upon awakening. These symptoms are often...

After delving into the causes, anatomy, and diagnostic methods for TOS in Part 1, we'll now focus on therapeutic approaches for this...

The elbow joint is integral to the functionality of the upper limb, presenting as a sophisticated hinge joint involving the interplay of...

Introduction Approximately 300,000 individuals worldwide are affected by radial nerve entrapment each year. For effective diagnosis and...