Archive for the ‘General’ Category
Monday, March 17th, 2008
Last week my friends at MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine threw a wonderful surprise party for my friend and mentor Phil Greenman in Tucson.
We must recognize these Giants "on whose shoulders we stand" for their great contributions to touch therapy. My advice is to seek out the old enlightened manual ...
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Sunday, January 6th, 2008
Aaron’s Active Isolated Stretching will address neck, shoulder, and extremity pain & Erik’s Myoskeletal Alignment will teach SI joint, scoliosis and low back corrections.
Geo writes: “I can’t wait to work with you and Mattes in Costa Rica this May…what is the focus of the work you guys will be presenting?”
Geo, ...
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Friday, December 21st, 2007
When walking or running try activating the ipsilateral gluteus maximus muscle on heel strike. Squeeze it hard with each step!
This simple muscle activation tip will do wonders for restoring foot, lower limb and pelvic balance.
Try it first for a week (works best at first barefooted or with non-suported shoes). What ...
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Monday, November 5th, 2007
Welcome to my first Blog entry.
With the Holidays in full-swing, do you see an increase of stressed clients in pain? I seem to have more clients complaining of low back pain during the Holidays. Sacral torsions from prolonged standing with weight-bearing on one leg (Mall Back) is common. Do you ...
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Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Erik Dalton, Ph.D., shares a broad therapeutic background in Rolfing® and osteopathy through innovative pain-management workshops, books and videos. Developer of the Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques® and founder of the Freedom From Pain Institute®, Dalton is dedicated to research and treatment of chronic pain conditions. Freedom From Pain Institute workshops and ...
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