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For jammed fingers, or finger joints with limited mobility, stiffness or pain, try this functional mobilization. It is easily performed, often rapidly restores threat free mobility and is easily performed for home exercises. | Modern Manual Therapy
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For jammed fingers, or finger joints with limited mobility, stiffness or pain, try this functional mobilization. It is easily performed, often rapidly restores threat free mobility and is easily performed for home exercises. | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this clip from Untold Physio Stories, Dr. E goes over attaining end range in two strong but older knee patients. Both had surgery or multiple surgeries and both achieved knee extension only to have it significantly improve their limited knee flexion. Listen to the full episode here https://open.spotify.com/episode/3wdacPJGXId0qcRmBILjEb?si=yxZrl5xOTbebwp9t2dLL9Q | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this clip from Untold Physio Stories, Dr. E goes over attaining end range in two strong but older knee patients. Both had surgery or multiple surgeries and both achieved knee extension only to have it significantly improve their limited knee flexion. Listen to the full episode here https://open.spotify.com/episode/3wdacPJGXId0qcRmBILjEb?si=yxZrl5xOTbebwp9t2dLL9Q | Modern Manual Therapy
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A clip from the latest Untold Physio Stories podcast. Dr. E and Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, CNPT, CertDN go over an article by Dr. Tom Michaud on newer tendinopathy research. Do you still use eccentric loading? What about isometrics? Have you heard of metronome based isometrics? Full episode is here https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yCwrDBORzekECHvTC0cma?si=eHYDVSKeRNae20339bDl5w | Modern Manual Therapy
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A clip from the latest Untold Physio Stories podcast. Dr. E and Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, CNPT, CertDN go over an article by Dr. Tom Michaud on newer tendinopathy research. Do you still use eccentric loading? What about isometrics? Have you heard of metronome based isometrics? Full episode is here https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yCwrDBORzekECHvTC0cma?si=eHYDVSKeRNae20339bDl5w | Modern Manual Therapy
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For jammed fingers, or finger joints with limited mobility, stiffness or pain, try this functional mobilization. It is easily performed, often rapidly restores threat free mobility and is easily performed for home exercises. | Modern Manual Therapy
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For jammed fingers, or finger joints with limited mobility, stiffness or pain, try this functional mobilization. It is easily performed, often rapidly restores threat free mobility and is easily performed for home exercises. | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this clip from Untold Physio Stories, Dr. E goes over attaining end range in two strong but older knee patients. Both had surgery or multiple surgeries and both achieved knee extension only to have it significantly improve their limited knee flexion. Listen to the full episode here https://open.spotify.com/episode/3wdacPJGXId0qcRmBILjEb?si=yxZrl5xOTbebwp9t2dLL9Q | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this clip from Untold Physio Stories, Dr. E goes over attaining end range in two strong but older knee patients. Both had surgery or multiple surgeries and both achieved knee extension only to have it significantly improve their limited knee flexion. Listen to the full episode here https://open.spotify.com/episode/3wdacPJGXId0qcRmBILjEb?si=yxZrl5xOTbebwp9t2dLL9Q | Modern Manual Therapy
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A clip from the latest Untold Physio Stories podcast. Dr. E and Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, CNPT, CertDN go over an article by Dr. Tom Michaud on newer tendinopathy research. Do you still use eccentric loading? What about isometrics? Have you heard of metronome based isometrics? Full episode is here https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yCwrDBORzekECHvTC0cma?si=eHYDVSKeRNae20339bDl5w | Modern Manual Therapy
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A clip from the latest Untold Physio Stories podcast. Dr. E and Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, OCS, ATC, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, CNPT, CertDN go over an article by Dr. Tom Michaud on newer tendinopathy research. Do you still use eccentric loading? What about isometrics? Have you heard of metronome based isometrics? Full episode is here https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yCwrDBORzekECHvTC0cma?si=eHYDVSKeRNae20339bDl5w | Modern Manual Therapy
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Want to level up your soft tissue techniques? IASTM Technique 2.0 now includes IASTM, advanced techniques with movement, Functional Cupping, and Compression Band Mobilization! | Modern Manual Therapy
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Want to level up your soft tissue techniques? IASTM Technique 2.0 now includes IASTM, advanced techniques with movement, Functional Cupping, and Compression Band Mobilization! | Modern Manual Therapy
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Frozen Shoulders fall into what I categorize as a Slow Responder. You can't force tissue deformation or "stretch" and lengthen it any faster than you can hypertrophy tissues. It will happen with regular movement, exercise, and the correct patient education. Give realistic expectations when pain may stop (could be weeks) vs full mobility and function (could be months). Make sure to make the emphasis on regular, habitual movement into discomfort but not through it. This movement should be througho
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Frozen Shoulders fall into what I categorize as a Slow Responder. You can't force tissue deformation or "stretch" and lengthen it any faster than you can hypertrophy tissues. It will happen with regular movement, exercise, and the correct patient education. Give realistic expectations when pain may stop (could be weeks) vs full mobility and function (could be months). Make sure to make the emphasis on regular, habitual movement into discomfort but not through it. This movement should be througho
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No more wrestling with your patients' legs! 🛑🦵 Manual therapy is great, but let’s be honest—doing manual traction, especially long-axis distraction or thrust manipulation on the hip, can be exhausting for your grip and your back. If you’re trying to generate enough force to make a change but you're sliding off the ankle or burning out your forearms, you aren't being efficient. My colleague, Dr. Jeffrey Redenius, invented a simple solution for this: The TR-Action Assist. I gave it a run in the
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No more wrestling with your patients' legs! 🛑🦵 Manual therapy is great, but let’s be honest—doing manual traction, especially long-axis distraction or thrust manipulation on the hip, can be exhausting for your grip and your back. If you’re trying to generate enough force to make a change but you're sliding off the ankle or burning out your forearms, you aren't being efficient. My colleague, Dr. Jeffrey Redenius, invented a simple solution for this: The TR-Action Assist. I gave it a run in the
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Following up on a previous post—I wanted to highlight the impressive change we saw after just one set of a low-threshold hip flexion isometric: The patient initially had a significant limitation in hip flexion ROM (struggling to reach 90 degrees) and restricted Internal Rotation (IR). After performing the isometric holds: Improved Hip Flexion: We were able to passively achieve above 90 degrees of hip flexion with much less effort (as shown in the video). Improved Hip Internal Rotation (IR): This
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Following up on a previous post—I wanted to highlight the impressive change we saw after just one set of a low-threshold hip flexion isometric: The patient initially had a significant limitation in hip flexion ROM (struggling to reach 90 degrees) and restricted Internal Rotation (IR). After performing the isometric holds: Improved Hip Flexion: We were able to passively achieve above 90 degrees of hip flexion with much less effort (as shown in the video). Improved Hip Internal Rotation (IR): This
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Combine Time under Tension, isometrics, and 70% Max Voluntary contraction to restore tendon fluid dynamics. If pain is a concern and preventing optimal loading, pulsed isometrics to a beat has been shown to modulate pain by improving cortical inhibition. | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this MMT pro tip, I'm going to go over the frequently asked questions by not only clinicians in my courses, but mainly patients. Why are we loading the spine and why are we slacking the tight area instead of stretching it? So it's really common. Patients often want to stretch. They're used to stretching when something is tight, even the clinician they go to regularly stretches it. But the way I explain it is you have to look at how we treat the rest of our joints, particularly our extremities
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The body is too resilient for tissue to be affected rapidly. When we regain significant amounts of mobility and reduce pain within one session of manual therapy, the perception of stretch and/or threat is changed by the novel stimulation provided by the technique. This along with a positive interaction and expectations from the patient makes for rapid results. If tissues could change that fast rapidly from a stretch, one simple workout would also result in hypertrophy. Tissues do change, just wi
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Patients and clinicians often stretch the lats to improve overhead mobility. However, you're working against the perception of tightness in that instance. It's much faster to do a ballistic whip into shoulder extension and IR if you can. You'll find that overhead mobility is improved and feelings of impingement are greatly improved. Then you can load the new mobility with an overhead carry. If you find this useful, take my full online course! https://edgemobilitysystem.com/pages/mmtuqlq | Modern
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💡 Quick Fix for Neck & Upper Trap Tension? Think Self-Mobilization! Ever use the Upper Thoracic Mobilization on a patient and wish they could replicate those results at home? 🤔 The typical upper thoracic mobilization technique is great for passive care, but you can’t exactly self-mobilize the T-spine that way. So, I’m sharing two simple, powerful alternatives your patients can do themselves to attack that stubborn upper quarter pain and tension. 1️⃣ Overcome Resistance (Shotgun Technique): Lea
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The lateral atlas press mobilization is a good way to improve upper cervical mobility. Pushing the atlas left should improve upper cervical SB left and rotation right. (In reality it will probably improve whatever is limited). This is one of my fallback techniques when the subcranial shear distraction it it's unilateral variation I posted last week does not improve unilateral cervicogenic headaches and/or neck pain. | Modern Manual Therapy
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🔥Manual Therapy for Sciatic Issues, Hip and Posterior Chain Mobility 🔥 This is one of my favorite techniques - The Hip Corkscrew! It’s a variation on belt mobilizations with movement, but also works sciatic neurodynamics, hip mobility for flexion and IR, and general posterior chain extensibility. The band and traction help modulate what is otherwise a strong perception of stretch. After this, the patient can replicate the stretch at home with repeated hip flexion end range loading and load up
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If you are still trying to force overhead mobility by aggressively stretching the latissimus dorsi, you’re likely fighting a losing battle against the nervous system. We have to stop thinking about "tightness" as a mechanical issue that needs to be pulled apart. Often, that restriction is perceived threat. When you crank on a hypertonic lat, you trigger the stretch reflex. You create more threat. The brain pushes back, and the tone remains. The Better Way: Positional Inhibition 💡 In this 3-minu
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😎Sometimes You Just Need a Crack😎 Even if I choose do to a thrust manip, I make sure to tell the patient it's up to them to self treat with repeated end range loading to keep the treatment effects going. The seated CT Junction manip is one of my favorites as you don't have to mash someone's face/nose into a table in prone to treat the same area. It's comfortable and often improves sidebending and retraction immediately so they can do their own resets as threat free as possible. The patient's p
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BFR can be used for recovery, cardio, and traditional isolated strength plus compound movements. Check out our 5 Reasons Why You Should be using BFR by Modern Strength Training lead instructor Dr. Kyle Coffey http://www.themanualtherapist.com/2017/08/5bfr.html | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this episode, Dr Wells and Dr E discuss a recent frozen shoulder case. Sean was unsure if Dry Needling was an option and was surprised when he used Gemini's deep research to find out. The patient got significant pain relief and then was put on a general program for metabolism and general health. Despite only getting mild ROM improvements, the reduction in pain and confidence in her program and excite to get back to working out made this case a very successful one! Listen to the full episode h
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In this episode, Erson goes over a recent spinal pain patient. Over 10 years ago, he successfully treated her but unfortunately gave her a very pathoanatomical explanation. It's a big pet peeve to have to undo a thought virus from another clinician but it's even worse when 1) that clinician is you and 2) treatment was successful! Has this ever happened to you? https://ptpodcastnetwork.com/podcast/untold-physio-stories/episode/being-your-own-worst-enemy | Modern Manual Therapy
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In this clip from our latest episode, I'm joined by Lance Mabry PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT - Dr. Mabry that is. He talks about being a young clinician and introducing himself by his first name - why he started calling himself "Dr" and some research on patient expectations/beliefs and outcomes. I can't believe it's 2024 and DPTs are still getting called out by BS and MS PTs for using the title Dr. The full episode and convo is here https://ptpodcastnetwork.com/podcast/untold-physio-stories/episode/are
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In this clip, I go over how to assess lateral excursion with an early click on the left in opening. The left side is the hypermobile side and the right is hypomobile. I mostly do non invasive manual therapy and simple isometrics these days as there isn't a need to glove up and go in so to speak. What other joint do we treat where we have to go in? Earn 10.5 CEUs in most states for PT/PTA and become a TMJ, headache, and cervical specialist with my fully online course. Get unlimited access - https
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A progression for tendinopathies or chronic extremity pain is to combine joint mobilizations with neurodynamic techniques. Around visit 3-4, or when they are still symptomatic but the neurodynamic test is no longer painful, you can further load/stimulate the nervous system but placing the patient in neural load and performing joint mobilizations, or specific oscillations at different joints to treat the neural container. In this example, the PT had chronic lateral epicondylalgia. I am demonstrat
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If there is one thing that almost 20 years of taking over 100 seminars has taught me, it's that we should be striving for easier methods to assess and treat. I used to be disappointed if I attended a traditional manual therapy seminar that if I didn't learn 30 ways to passively assess and treat. While I liked the "tool box" it didn't go so well come Monday and I had too many options with no clinical reasoning. You can't learn experience, but you can learn from other's mistakes and learn Pattern
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Here's a clip from my latest podcast about a combo of complex radiating leg pain and quick consultations. Listen to the full episode here and lmk what you think! https://open.spotify.com/episode/6GqYiooIjORaZGz60QkfQg?si=po5sMynvRNeAEfry2d25zQ If you only had 10-15 min, what would you do in this case? | Modern Manual Therapy
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Modern Manual Therapy: The Eclectic Approach to Temporomandibular Mana
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An easy and quick reset for the ankle to regain dorsiflexion is to mobilize it in a novel manner. Repeated ankle plantarflexion, wrapped with an EDGE Mobility Band to reduce perception of stretch. Test and re-test, if it works, repeated hourly and load up the new mobility until it sticks. | Modern Manual Therapy
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