Catch up on all my latest content and articles to read from around the web. This week’s Stuff You Should Read comes from Dan Pope, the Journal of Sports Health, and Lenny Macrina.
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One of the many things I look at during my movement assessment process is overhead arm elevation. The information you gather on the person’s ability to perform such a basic task is often invaluable when designing someone’s performance therapy or training program.
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The latest Inner Circle webinar recording on 5 Keys to Returning to Sport After a Knee Surgery is now available.
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On this episode of the #AskMikeReinold show we talk about if physical therapy schools should pay clinics to host their students for clinical rotations.
Is heavy lifting good for pitchers, in the same way that it’s good for other athletes? Getting strong is important, but to what extent? There are three phases that determine if you need to keep pushing, or start backing off to maintain strength and reduce injury risk. The post Is Heavy Lifting Good For Pitchers? appeared first on Elite Baseball Performance. […]
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This Week’s Stuff You Should Read From Around the Web
3 Exercises To Get Back to Deadlifting After Lower Back Pain
Nice article from Dan Pope discussing how he helps people get back to deadlifting after low back pain. Always good stuff from Dan.
Health-Related Quality of Life After Hip Arthroscopy for Femoroacetabular Impingement: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Nice systematic review in the Journal of Sports Health showing improvements in quality in life in patients with arthroscopic procedures for FAI. I feel like the key here is getting them before they have advanced osteoarthritis.
Proximal, Distal, and Contralateral Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training
Nice review by Lenny Macrina on a recent study looking at the global effects of BFR on proximal, distal, and contralateral areas of the body. Interesting results with some small changes that are promising for future research.
