The Toronto Star published a story recently (January 20th, 2016) with the headline, “The Death of the Sit Up”. The article immediately popped up on my social media feeds because one of the consultants mentioned in the article is Stuart McGill, PhD. Dr. McGill is a professor of spine biomechanics at the University of Waterloo. […]
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An article even we fall back to on occasion: Treating and Preventing Stress Fractures
It’s hard to believe that it has been two full years since this awesome article was published over at Competitor.com, but it has! Dr. Thomas Michaud is a chiropractor who treats runners in the Boston area and has a lot of experience in the field. The following article on Stress Fractures in the lower extremities, […]
Bret Contreras: How Femur Length Affects Squat Mechanics – Great Post!
As I page I frequent from time to time talking about correct human movement patterns and ways to restore them, I was particularly impressed by this article at https://bretcontreras.com Article Title: How Femur Length Affects Squat Mechanics This article particularly hits home for myself, Dr. Craig Evans, who was told very firmly during his undergrad time […]
Dr’s Mark, Andrew and Craig all took Active Release Techniques Nerve Entrapment Seminar this past weekend
This past weekend, Dr’s Mark Kemenosh, Andrew Gross, and Craig Evans all made the trek to Iselin, NJ where ART instructors Dr. Tony Criscuolo and Dr. John Schneider hosted the Long Nerve Entrapment Seminar session of Active Release Techniques. The seminar was very interesting and getting to learn from Dr. Criscuolo is a very interesting event […]
The necessary evils of sitting, work stations, work desks and office chairs!
Recently sitting at a desk, using a computer, and sitting in office chairs have been under heavy attacks from all angles due to sitting too much and it possibly being a repetitive trauma to some areas of the body. It’s hard to think about sitting and working at a desk as possible trauma, but when […]
“Walking is not a very good back exercise” mentioned on PBS this weekend, not a very good opinion
I was slightly shocked listening to a show on PBS this weekend discussing all forms of exercises to help with aging. On the the show they were discussing a wide variety of exercising from a large panel and the topics of discussions were yoga, pilates, stretching routines, swimming, cycling, running and many other forms. A […]