Mike Reinold

Dry needling is gaining more popularity and becoming another great option when dealing with trigger points as well as pathologies such as lateral epicondylitis.

Muscle Imbalances Revealed Upper Body will be launching tomorrow! Check back here tomorrow for more details!

We should probably consider that many of our “injuries” that seem to be not responsive to treatments may actually be coming from elsewhere in the body. Here are 3 of my top “injuries” that may actually be “symptoms.”

Have you ever had a patient or client with unrelenting medial or lateral epicondylitis?  Someone that has had symptoms off and on for months, maybe even years?  I think we all have.  I learned a long time ago after I was frustrated with my first few epicondylitis patients that many times epicondylitis is actually being [...]

There was a great discussion after my last post on tennis elbow straps.  While the article we discussed dealt with the efficacy of straps, there was some discussion on treatment in general, including the use of eccentric exercises. A new study presented at this year’s AOSSM meeting looked at the effect of an eccentric exercise [...]

  Over the last few weeks, there has been some debate regarding the release of two recent studies that showed that curveballs may not be as damaging to our youth baseball pitchers as we had once thought. I tried to let this die down a bit before discussing it, as the general press really picked [...]