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What is the Medbridge Promo Code?
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This episode of the Rehab and Performance Lab featuring Dr. Jenna Gourlay challenges conventional methods and provides a nuanced understanding of hypermobility, moving beyond the typical Beighton score. Learn how to identify different levels of hypermobility and tailor your treatments for better, mo...
Stop Paying Full Price! Get Medbridge Group Discounts for Your Clinic or Small Group
Medbridge offers great group discounts. The immediate question is, "What is the promo code or coupon I can use to get the best group Medbridge subscription price?" That is the interesting thing: there is no group p...
Hopefully by now, you’ve started using the agility resource and have already seen the impact it can make. But if you haven’t quite gotten it into your routine yet – I get it.
It often takes me a few reps, a few new ideas, before I’m ready to change what I’m currently doing. So I want to offer a few...
I’m so glad you’ve downloaded the agility resource. My hope is that it brings tremendous value to your practice by giving you a clear, systematic framework for returning athletes to full agility in sport.
Let’s walk through how to get the most out of it.
We created this framework to help you stay ...
People see the Motor Control Screen (MCS) and the Y Balance Test (YBT) and ask, "What is the difference between the Y Balance Test and Motor Control Screen and when should I use them?"
Let’s look at the relationship between these two, because while they look similar, their roles in your with your a...
By Rolando (Ro) Rodriguez, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS & Phil Plisky, PT, DSc, ATC, CSCS
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What is the Single Assessment Numeric Evaluation (SANE)?Â
The Single Assessment Numeric Evaluation (SANE) score is a single-question, patient-reported outcome measure. It is a low-cost, reliable, and efficient tool ...
I sat down with Johnny Owens, MPT, a trailblazer in blood flow restriction (BFR) therapy. We discuss how BFR has reshaped rehabilitation by allowing rehab practitioners to build muscle strength and improve recovery in patients unable to tolerate heavy loads. We talk about how BFR works physiological...
When patients are struggling to regain full knee extension or flexion, especially after surgery or injury, we can’t overlook the role of the popliteus.
This small muscle behind the knee often acts like a parking brake – it tightens up to stabilize the joint early in the injury or post-op process . ...
This isn’t your typical battle rope drill.
In this short clip, we’re using a single leg rope slam to build and transfer power through the entire kinetic chain. But the key here isn’t just generating the force – it’s receiving it.
We cue the athlete to generate force from the arms, absorb it throug...
Shoulder touches are a great way to reinforce control and stability from a foundational power position. But to get the most out of the drill, you need to coach it intentionally.
We start by helping the athlete find their power position: exploring end range, settling at midrange, then locking in wit...
I really feel like I did something ridiculous with this latest version of Coaches Club. We basically have four full on continuing education classes in addition to our great community, our great monthly Q & A’s great discussions, great forums. And actually when I first talked to people about it, they...
