Research Roundup: October 19, 2015

October 19, 2015

In case you missed it, here are some interesting articles I posted last week: Quantification of the Balance Error Scoring System with Mobile Technology Physiotherapy commenced within the first four weeks post spinal surgery is safe and effective: a systematic review and meta-analysis Factors Affecting the Outcome of Surgical Versus Nonsurgical Treatment of Cervical Radiculopathy: […]

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TheraBand Research presented at 2015 American College of Sports Medicine conference

July 20, 2015

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TheraBand Research presented at 2015 American College of Sports Medicine conference

July 20, 2015

Several TheraBand research papers were presented at the 2015 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting last month in San Diego. Research was represented from the USA, Spain, and Japan. Thigh Muscle Size And Vascular Function After Blood-flow Restricted Elastic Band Training In Postmenopausal Women SUMMARY: Older adults exercising against TheraBand resistance during knee extension […]

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New book provides stretching solutions with the TheraBand Stretch Strap

July 6, 2015

The “Flexible Stretching Strap Workbook” by sport scientist and former professional tennis player Dr. Mark Kovacs provides step-by-step techniques for maximizing flexibility and range of motion. The book is divided into 3 sections: 1. The introduction reviews the benefits of stretching and different techniques. Dr. Kovacs provides his experience in providing stretching programs for various […]

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Sue Falsone shares her secrets to shoulder rehab and exercise

July 1, 2015

Sue Falsone’s, “The Shoulder: Implications for the Overhead Athlete and Beyond” is a great educational tool for therapists and exercise professionals. Sue Falsone PT is an expert in sports performance and rehab. The 2-DVD set focuses on movement dysfunction of the shoulder complex for athletes and non-athletes. She shares the knowledge of years experience in […]

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Evidence supports the clinical use of kinesiology tape to reduce pain

March 24, 2015

It seems like an age-old question by now: “Does kinesiology tape actually work?” While some believe there’s no evidence, or a placebo effect at best, a recent study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine concluded that research does support the use of kinesiology tape to reduce musculoskeletal pain. Despite several recent systematic reviews […]

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TheraBand research presented at APTA conference

February 26, 2015

Several research projects were presented at the February 2015 Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) in Indianapolis. Each year, the Combined Sections Meeting showcases research from the various sections of the APTA. Performance Health supports many independent research projects around the world with TheraBand and Biofreeze products to support evidence-based practice. […]

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Top 25 Ranking!

February 22, 2015

After almost one year, Assessment and Treatment of Muscle Imbalances: The Janda Approach is in the top 25 on Amazon.com.  We’re #19 in Sports Medicine and #24 in Physical Therapy!

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Performance Health Announces 2015 Scientific Advisory Committee Appointments

January 13, 2015

The eighteen individuals appointed to Performance Health Academy’s 2015 Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) represent five countries and expertise in physical therapy, chiropractic, exercise science, athletic training, and massage therapy, and exemplify diversity in disciplines and cultures. The SAC meets once a year at its annual TRAC meeting to present research and findings on TheraBand, Biofreeze […]

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Listen to my podcast on Janda’s Approach with StopChasingPain.com

December 23, 2014

I had the honor to be interviewed by Dr. Perry Nickelston on his ‘Stop Chasing Pain’ podcast on Dr. Janda’s approach. Find out more about the background behind Janda’s muscle imbalance syndromes and their treatment, including sensorimotor training and short-foot training. And check out more of Perry’s great podcasts at stopchasingpain.com… “Stop Chasing Pain” seems like something Dr. Janda would […]

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