Muscle Minute TUESDAY
Tuesday
This is for all you muscle geeks and nerds out there, these blogs will have you answering questions such as “What does the Quadratus Lumborum have to do with shoulder or hip height?” Or “Why is the Adductor Magnus sometimes called the 4th hamstring muscle”. These blog articles are thought provoking and can answer some common biomechanical and orthopedic issues that can cause pain. Give them a read and learn something new.
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls 5 – Patellar Tendon
Ask a room full of clinicians what the patellar tendon…
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls 4 – Supraspinatus Tendon
When clinicians think of the supraspinatus, most remember the same…
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls 3 – Achilles Tendon
Tendinopathy is one of the most common conditions encountered in…
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls 2 – The Rotator Cuff
Ask any musculoskeletal clinician to name the rotator cuff muscles,…
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls 1 – Pain Referral Patterns
A patient points to the outside of their shoulder and…
Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearls Every MSK Clinician Should Know
In an era of advanced imaging, evidence-based rehabilitation, and evolving…
Anatomy TUESDAY – How Exercise Shapes Your Body – Recovery
Most people think exercise is what makes you stronger. But…
Anatomy TUESDAY – How Exercise Shapes Your Body – Plyometrics
Jumping, sprinting, bounding, hopping. Plyometric training looks explosive on the…
Anatomy TUESDAY – How Exercise Shapes Your Body – Stretching
Stretching is one of the most common forms of exercise—and…
