Tom W.

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Linda Bonney Bostrom Thank you for watching the live session and for this amazing feedback! I agree with so much of what you said and really appreciate that you recommend my book to clients. I love the way you think about your yoga practice and instruction. Helping people become more aware of their body and their overall movement system is one of the most important things we can do in terms of treating pain, reducing injury risk and promoting overall health. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts!

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07 Jan 10:19

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07 Jan 07:33

That makes a lot of sense. If the knees are bent more, the stress will shift to the quads and the patellofemoral joint, which will cause knee discomfort in many people. The knees need to be extended more to target the glutes and hamstrings. 

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06 Jan 07:41

I can understand how performing this exercise might be challenging in a yoga class when you might not have access to resistance bands. Even though performing it without a band will have less of a strengthening effect, it would still be helpful from an awareness standpoint. I love that you are thinking about incorporating exercises like this lateral squat walk in your yoga classes!

Sounds great!

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05 Jan 08:01

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Hi everyone,

I just published a new video on Sever's disease, which is a cause of heel pain in kids and adolescents. Here is a link for the video, if you want to learn more about how to treat this condition.

https://membership.rehabscience.com/programs/severs-disease?category_id=267144&utm_source=product&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=content_share&utm_term=3971352&utm_content=copy

05 Jan 07:59

Hi Dana, yes, this program would help with intersection syndrome as well. You might also want to incorporate the exercises in my video below as well. 

https://youtu.be/Hm0uVjHaXGk?si=g28389hV2QXHoXyO

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04 Jan 11:38

On Instagram the other day, I covered manual therapy techniques that can help reduce pain related to iliotibial (IT) band syndrome.

The IT band (ITB) is a dense, fibrous band of connective tissue that runs along the lateral thigh from the hip to the knee. ITB syndrome typically manifests as lateral knee pain and is one of the most common overuse injuries occurring in 12-25% of runners and 12.5% of cyclists.

While soft tissue mobilization work can help reduce pain temporarily, our primary focus should be on implementing the appropriate training modifications and therapeutic exercises.

If you are struggling with lateral knee or leg pain or have a patient/client who is experiencing this pain, you might want to consider implementing manual therapy techniques like shown in this video in addition to the exercises in the IT band syndrome program here in the app. Here is a link for that program.

https://membership.rehabscience.com/programs/iliotibial-band-pain?category_id=258965

Sure thing! I’m glad it was helpful.

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29 Dec 12:55

Hi everyone,

I hope you are enjoying the holiday season and have some fun New Year’s plans! I just wanted to let you know that our next live office hours session will be on Wednesday, January 7th at 9am PST. See you then!

Here is a link, if you want to reserve a spot.

https://membership.rehabscience.com/programs/live-74wrqp4jjqg

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