🚨Research Roundup🧠 ann cools Joachim Van Cant Last week, we looked at using handheld dynamometers with a fixation device (pushing into a wall) in the lower extremity. As promised, this week we look at this idea in the upper extremity. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32053404/ 1/6

My first blog for Physio Network just published. Differential Diagnosis of Radicular Pain physio-network.com/blog/diagnosin… Please let me know your thoughts (be that good or bad) so I can improve the quality and content of my writing.

I decided to make a Twitter so I can stay connected and up to date with more goings on in the sports therapy world 🤓

"If you want to be successful, surround yourself with people who are more successful than you are, but if you want to be happy, surround yourself with people who are less successful than you are." - Naval

After signing up with Physiopedia Plus this week, I’m spending my Sunday evening doing some of the online courses they offer! Brilliant way to keep knowledge topped up during these crazy times 🦠🧬

Hi, I’m Wendy and I have been a sports therapist for 5 years now. L I finished my degree in Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation in 2020 with BASRaT; graduating with a First a class Honours 🎓 I’m based in Borough Green, Kent.

Hypermobile dancers have NO greater risk of hip pain and injury than non-hypermobile dancers! AND... they have lower cartilage defect prevalence! #FlexibilityFTW 💃🩰 pdfs.journals.lww.com/cjsportsmed/90…

Thoroughly enjoyed the dry needling course this week with Core Elements in Swindon 🤩 Excited to be adding this into my patients treatments 🙌🏼