Subcranial Shear Distraction, Affordable Care Act, and Slip ‘N Slide Fails

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This week’s stuff you should read comes from Erson Religioso, the APTA, and the Greatist.com.

Inner Circle Update

We had a great first webinar last week on the influence of pelvis position on lower extremity stretching.  Thanks for those in attendance and all the great questions at the end.  The recorded webinar is now available (follow the link below).  Be sure to log in first to view it or scroll down to the webinar archives from the Inner Circle dashboard:

 The Influence of Pelvic Position on Lower Extremity Stretching

The next webinar is also schedule for Tuesday July 24, 2012 at 11:00 AM EST.  We’ll be talking about 3 ways to improve shoulder internal rotation stretching without stretching the posterior capsule (and without even stretching into IR!).  You will like this one as we talk about different stretches, soft tissue techniques, and even rib and thoracic position.  You can register for the webinar at the Inner Circle dashboard as well.

Subcranial Shear Distraction

Erson Religioso shows a few great manual therapy techniques in a recent post, but one of my favorites was showing subcranial shear distraction.  This is a “go-to” technique for me as I tend to see a lot of forward head posture (don’t we all???) and related dysfunction.  Pay attention as Erson mentions he used soft tissue techniques first, which definitely provides a better combo.

Statement by APTA President on Health Care Law Ruling

The APTA has released a statement regarding the Affordable Care Act that created some news in the industry last week.

Slip N Slide Fails

I can’t think of a better way to kick of the summer than a compilation of Slip ‘N Slide fails!  Thanks to my friends at the Greatist.com!

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