The Movement Science Project, LLC

I was truly honored to get the chance to speak and represent Local PT as well as this weekend at the on the topic of MLB’s new Amateur Recovery Period initiative and Arm Care for baseball players. It was a great lineup of speakers this year so kudos to the organizers Ray Ricker and Travis Turgeon for their work in assembling the group. Thanks to .ericabramowitz and for hosting the clinic. Looking forward to next year already!!

There’s only one place you can come get hurdled by in the Delaware Valley!! The only place where (cardboard cutout) is here EVERY DAY! Local Physical Therapy in Exton! Where EVERY PATIENT gets hurdled!

One week from tomorrow I will be on the EIM Functional Dry Needling Lunch Hour webinar with Edo Zylstra talking about dynamic stability of the shoulder. Can’t wait for this conversation and to hopefully shed some light on how we can use dry needling as well as some of our other modalities to improve outcomes for our athletes. Looking forward to a great hour to talk about one of my favorite subjects! Link is below to register!

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7076205481718975064

Why are we still puzzled when there are so many kids getting hurt playing baseball and softball?
Full disclosure: two of my children are playing travel softball or baseball. However, neither of them will be practicing until after the new year.

The first step in rehabbing an injured shoulder is restoring the rotator cuff’s ability to centralize the humeral head (aka put the ball in the socket and keep it there). You have to train the nervous system and musculature to know how and when to contract!