Newsletter 2/2/11

Hey everyone and welcome to this week’s newsletter. I have some info on a new contents, the websites being down, and the usual link goodness…

Websites Going Down This Week

Hey everyone, just wanted to post a quick note that the MikeReinold.com and ShoulderSeminar.com websites “may” be down Friday-Sunday. I am migrating to a new server on my hosting account that will “solve” some of the reliability issues, specifically the “500 Internal Server Error” message that I am sure everyone is getting on occasion. I am saying “may” because that is what they told me, it “may” be down during the upgrade process and “may” be down for up to 72 hours. Hope it won’t.

What does this mean for you?

I am going to close down new registrations for ShoulderSeminar.com starting Thursday night until the process is done. I know subscribers to my newsletter have a special discount that expires this weekend – I “may” extend this for another week if the website is done for too long.
I will update MikeReinold.com when the process is complete so you can check there. You can always try to register but you wont be able to during this process, if you can then the process is done.
If you are a current subscriber to ShoulderSeminar.com, you “may” also not be able to access the website. Just a heads up.

New Contest

Just a teaser but I am going to have a new Facebook-only contest in the next week or two. It involves Facebook, ShoulderSeminar.com, and Fruit Ninja… Oh yeah…

Plays of the Week

Leon Chaitow had a recent post asking “Does HVLA manipulation ‘break’ adhesions in Z joints?“ Also, nice new site design Leon.
Advance Magazine has a nice article discussing a study that shows Patient Motivation Drives Recovery After Knee Replacement.
Mike Robertson discuss some thoughts on Single Leg Training.
Mike Scott has some nice tips on what to do and what NOT to do with back pain.
Eric Cressey does a great job using video demonstrating 6 different push up techniques.
Alwyn Cosgrove discusses some of the GOOD things about The Biggest Loser. Interesting as we have talked about some of the bad things here before…
Patrick Ward has some video demonstrations of soft tissue techniques for the popliteus – a muscle we probably don’t treat enough!