Study looks at dental professionals with chronic pain Nearly three-quarters of dentists suffer from neck pain, and a recent study […]
Deep Cervical Focused Motion Exercise Reduces Postural Neck Pain Read article »
Specific, controlled patterns of motion make a dramatic difference Exercise is good, but for chronic low back pain exercising in
All exercise is not created equal Read article »
Malalignment correlates with disease severity Recent study in Spine Journal reveals interesting connection between Parkinson’s disease and posture: “Patients with
Study: Posture breakdown in Parkinson’s Read article »
Finding and rehabilitating your “forgotten” arcs of motion A recent study compared a focused motion exercise with traditional exercise and
Focused-motion exercise is best for low back rehab Read article »
Once a back problem…Always a back problem Compelling new evidence supports the importance of StrongPosture® exercise rehab for low back
Study: Retraining motion crucial to recovery for low back pain Read article »
Written by Steven Weiniger Written by Steven Weiniger on Tuesday, 26 November 2013. Posted in Research, Clinical Low back pain
Low Back Pain and Exercise Read article »
Recent study in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders shows that muscle strength of the back extensors declines with age, and accelerates to an
Decline in Lumbar Extensor Muscle Strength in Older Adults Read article »
Written by Steven Weiniger Written by Steven Weiniger on Tuesday, 19 November 2013. Posted in Research A sensori- motor error
Adolescents, Lower Back Pain & the Sensori-Motor Error Read article »
Written by Steven Weiniger Written by Steven Weiniger on Friday, 11 October 2013. Posted in Science Non-Specific high velocity manipulation
Non-specific High-Velocity Manipulation Affects Low Back Pain Read article »
Written by Steven Weiniger Written by Steven Weiniger on Tuesday, 29 October 2013. Posted in Science A great new study
Posture & Aging: New Study on Posture in Women Over 60 Read article »
The Beers List: Drugs to be avoided for people over 65 Evidence Based Practice from the American Geriatrics Society The
The Beers List – Drugs to be avoided for people over 65 Read article »
Prolonged sitting time (ST) is associated with higher mortality. However, previous studies used only a single measure of ST at
Sit Shorter – Live Longer Read article »
