Tag Archives: Career Advice
What I Learned in 2011

4 Things I learned in 2011

Four things that I learned in 2011 in regard to the core, brain, sleeper stretch, and inspiration.

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Parasympathetic Nervous System, ITB Myths, and Staying Ahead of the Curve

This week’s stuff you should read comes from Conditioning Research, Patrick Ward, and Dean Somerset.

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self-pay patients

How Self-Pay Patients Have Made Me a More Effective Clinician

Today’s post is a guest article by Jarod Carter, owner of a cash-based physical therapy practice, describing how self-pay patients have made him a more effective clinician.

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Femoroacetabular Impingement, Gray Cook’s Secret, and PNF Stretching

Today’s Stuff You Should Read has great articles from Craig Liebenson, Gray Cook, and The Sports Physiotherapist.

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Steve Jobs

What We Can Learn From Steve Jobs

Valuable lessons that we can all apply from Steve Jobs

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2010 Essential Reading List – Update on the Best Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, and Strength and Conditioning Books

2010 Essential Reading List – Update on the Best Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, and Strength and Conditioning Books

One of the most popular posts over the lifetime of this website has been my “essential reading list.”  For those that haven’t a had chance to read it, I polled many experts in a variety of rehab, sports medicine, manual therapy, and fitness fields to find out what books that they feel make a lasting [...]

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