Spine Segmentation https://vimeo.com/811855021 The spine is made up of 24 individual vertebrae. They each move very little, but together they can produce a lot of movement. When you lose the ability to move and control even one segment of your spine, the movement capacity of your entire spine is compromised. On the day-to-day, you don’t […]
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Hip (P)Rehab Program The hip is a ball and socket joint, with the ball-shaped femoral head attaching into the bowl-shaped acetabulum of the pelvis. This structural design allows for more range of motion in all planes. Hip impingement can happen in different areas of the joint, the most common being at the anterior side. If
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Knee (P)Rehab Program The Knee is the largest joint in the body and is actually made up of two joints – the tibiofemoral joint and the patellofemoral joint. The Patellofemoral joint is made up of the patella, aka the kneecap, and the femur. The patella is your largest sesamoid bone in your body, meaning it’s
Shoulder Impingement (P)Rehab Program Shoulder impingement is a result of a lack of joint workspace. The most common type of impingement occurs with shoulder flexion, or lifting your arm straight up over head, causing a pinch, pain, or limitation felt on the top side of the shoulder joint. Clinically, there’s a hefty differential diagnosis list,
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Achilles & Ankle (P)Rehab Program The Achilles and Ankle (P)Rehab program was designed based on common ankle issues Dr. Mitch sees in practice. These include achilles tendon injuries and ankle inversion sprains. When rehabilitating these injuries and any ankle issue for that matter, it is important to start by training the fundamental function of the
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Detraining and Tendon Health/Performance By: Dr. Mitch Broser Tendon is the connective tissue that connects muscle to bone, allowing for the transmission of force and the production of human movement. Tendons can be very powerful and produce a lot of force through the stretch-shortening cycle – a spring-like mechanism that allows a tendon to length
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It’s hard to believe that Move Better Health and Performance Inc launched only 6 months ago–July 15th, 2020. We introduced many virtual movement and mindset training services for ‘Better Movers’ who are committed to learning, practicing, and getting better every single day. We figured recapping our launches would be a great reminder of what we’ve
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