Choose Your Weapon: Wearables in Physiotherapy 

Choose your weapon: wearables in physiotherapy Translation of article by Lotte Kraus. Injuries occur when the load capacity of structures does not align with the stress they endure. Repetitive, suboptimal movements and forces encountered in everyday work or sports often lead individuals to seek physiotherapy. Wearable technology is emerging as a vital tool in the […]

Guest article: Evidence-Based Vs Individual-Based Clinician–By Jay Dicharry

Running rewired - Jay Dicharry

1. Introduction We hear time and time again:  Are you an evidence-based clinician?You know what? Your patients don’t care.There’s a patient in front of you in your treatment room right now. She is incredibly frustrated – and possibly even a bit scared – of what she’s dealing with, how this impacts her individual identity and […]

The Sports Physical Therapy podcast—Working with Runners and Endurance athletes.

Chris Johnson is a physical therapist that specializes in the care of endurance runners and endurance athletes. Mike Reinold is a physical therapist, athletic trainer, and strength and conditioning coach specializing in helping people feel, move and perform better. Listen to this podcast interview with Chris and Mike where they address key issues when working […]

Arthro Education Interview—3 Common gait misconceptions

Article Excerpt, Dr. Beau Beard:  “I’ve been utilizing Runeasi myself for over the past six to eight months now in the clinic with a variety of athletes, and really digging the technology. In this episode, Kurt Schütte, Ph.D. of Runeasi sits down with me to discuss the three most common misconceptions when it comes to […]