Seeing more patients can provide valuable clinical experience. It can also leave a young therapist rushing through examinations, repeating generic treatments, and completing documentation long after the clinic closes. That makes “How many patients do you see?” an incomplete question. Visit complexity, double-booking, support staff, documentation expectations ... Show More
Sep 10
How to Progressively Load the Rotator Cuff - #AMR395
If you've ever programmed rotator cuff work, you've probably hit the same wall this week's listener did. You start with the classic light band or dumbbell external rotations, everything progresses nicely for a few weeks, and then it just stops. Add a couple pounds and the movemen ... Show More
18m 17s
May 2025
2964: Pain vs. Soreness During and After Working Out and Muscle Scraping
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Episode 2964:
Dr. Neal explains that recognizing the difference between sharp pain and normal muscle soreness is crucial for safe ... Show More
10m 46s
Apr 2024
145. Rotator Cuff Repair Rehab w/ Terrance Sgroi
<p class="p1">Chris Hughen sat down with Terrance Sgroi to discuss all things Rotator Cuff Repair Rehab. We dive into early rehab priorities, addressing persistent pain and complications, range of motion goals, when and how to introduce isometrics, the importance of going slow an ... Show More
1h 3m