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Each specific term will take you on a journey to explore the musculoskeletal system weekly for easy-to-understand insights into how our bodies move.

    Man holding neck and lower back in pain.

    Kinesiology THURSDAY – Rhomboid v. Infraspinatus (Tug-o-War Series)

    The infraspinatus is commonly considered an external rotator of the humerus, but trigger points…
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    Woman using foam roller on yoga mat

    Muscle Minute TUESDAY -Hamstrings

    The hamstring muscle group gets a lot of press when…
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    Two people stretching on outdoor path.

    A Move You Should Do MONDAY – Heel-Toe Hip Hinge

    Today’s move, the heel-toe hip hinge is a simple, but effective way…
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    Person celebrating atop a mountain with backpack.

    All About You FRIDAY – Our Greatest Weakness (Mornings with Bob)

    I used to be an optimist. Born with the happy…
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    Person clutching hip in pain.

    Kinesiology THURSDAY – A Hip Flexor Strain That Wasn’t (A Case Study)

    SUBJECTIVE: “There’s only one thing that hurts,” he said pointing…
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    Senior woman practicing yoga at home with laptop.

    Muscle Minute TUESDAY – Psoas Major

    I did a write up on psoas major awhile back. But this…
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    Shirtless man squatting against concrete wall outdoors.

    A Move You Should Do MONDAY – Lat Wall Squat

    This week’s move is taken from a series of mobility…
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    Person standing before three-way directional arrows on road.

    All About You FRIDAY – Three Organ Decision (Mornings with Bob)

    Owning a business is no small feat. Unlike my late…
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    Person reaching upwards with hand, against white background.

    Kinesiology THURSDAY – Pec Minor v Lower Trapezius (Tug-o-War Series)

    The tug-o-war between pectoralis minor (PM) and lower trapezius (LT)…
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    Man flexing back muscles in dark gym.

    Muscle Minute TUESDAY – Latissimus Dorsi

    I did a big write up on the latissimus dorsi awhile back,…
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