Motion Specific Release

Points like LI4 (Hegu) and GB20 (Fengchi) effectively relieve musculoskeletal pain, while GV20 (Baihui) and LV3 (Taichong) regulate stress.

The human body is a symphony of interconnected parts, each working in harmony to create effortless movement. Yet, when even one link in...

Let’s face it—everyone wants results as quickly as possible. Patients often ask, “Beyond MSR treatments, mobility, and strengthening...

Motion Specific Release (MSR)  is a state-of-the-art treatment system that consistently delivers outstanding results in managing...

In our deep dive into medial ankle pain and Dancer's Tendonitis, we explore the anatomy, diagnosis, and comprehensive treatment...

Morton's neuroma, often involving the common digital nerve between the third and fourth metatarsal heads, is a painful condition...

Fascial expansions form a dynamic network connecting structures from the jaw to the feet, which is crucial for structural support and...

Welcome to our two-part series on Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS), where we delve into effective, non-surgical treatments paired with a...

Part 1 of our "Resolving Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" series established a solid foundation by exploring the symptoms, key anatomy, and...

If you're facing persistent shoulder pain and limited movement, you might be dealing with Adhesive Capsulitis or a Frozen Shoulder. This...

Explore the complexities of Golfer's and Tennis Elbow, focusing on their anatomy, biomechanics, and effective treatments. These common...

Mindful meditation stands at the forefront of scientifically supported medical interventions, with compelling research highlighting its...

One of the significant challenges in clinical practice is effectively communicating with patients and referring physicians about the...

Good ankle mobility, specifically dorsi-flexion is incredibly important for performing any activity that involves running, squatting,

Cuboid Syndrome is a common yet often overlooked cause of pain on the outer side of the foot. Despite its prevalence, many healthcare...

Foot drop is a gait abnormality where the front part of the foot cannot be lifted, often due to nerve injury, muscle weakness, or...

Manual therapy is both rewarding and physically demanding. Therapists use their skills and energy to relieve pain and enhance patient...

The popliteus is the little muscle in the back of the knee...often known as the key that unlocks the knee.

A common question I receive from patients is whether they should consider cortisone injections. While these injections fall outside my...

Ulnar nerve entrapment, often called cyclist's neuropathy or handlebar palsy, can cause weakness, numbness, tingling, and pain in the...