How can we enhance clinical outcomes through neurological inputs?

Check out this quick blog on this HVLA Tool - the Impactor.

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In this vlog, you'll discover:

• the clinical clues of Hallux problems to pay attention to
• the clinical tests to do before you mobilise
• the mobilisation actions
• the end-range (and mid-range) qualities to observe

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Any questions? Let me know ...

Ted

In this vlog, you'll discover:

• the common cause of Fibula Head displacement
• the anatomical structures that cause Fibula Head compensations
• the clinical clues to pay attention to
• the clinical tests to do before you mobilise
• the manipulation actions
• the end-range qualities to observe

Looking to develop your FMT skills?

>> New to FMT? - Level 1 details here: https://bit.ly/2GY33H7
>> Advanced FMT 2+3 details here: https://bit.ly/2HsB3un

Any questions? Let me know ...

Ted

The Cuboid is at the effect of multiple MSK compensations, especially in patients who have sustained an ankle inversion injury in their lifetime (and how many of your patients have ever rolled their ankle?!?).

Cuboid Mobilisation can help calluses and IPK's of the 5th Met Head

This blog highlights:

• the clinical clues to pay attention to
• the clinical test to do before you mobilise or manipulate the Cuboid
• the gentle Cuboid Mobilisation. actions

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Helping forefoot conditions by treating the midfoot - release restrictions at the base of the metatarsals to enable easier dorsiflexion of the Met-Heads so that GRF's at the FFT can be more easily dissipated.

This blog highlights:

• the clinical clues to consider
• the clinical tests to do before you mobilise the Cuneiforms
• the Cuneiform mobilisation actions
• the joint 'qualities' options to observe

 Looking to develop your FMT skills?

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The Talus is at the effect of multiple MSK compensations, especially in patients who have sustained an ankle inversion injury in their lifetime (and how many of your patients have ever rolled their ankle?!?).

This blog highlights:

• the clinical clues to pay attention to
• the clinical test to do before you mobilise or manipulate the Cuboid
• the High Velocity Cuboid Manip. actions

 Looking to develop your FMT skills?

>> New to FMT? - Level 1 details here: https://bit.ly/2GY33H7
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The Talus, aka Astragalus, is the centre of postural harmony + stability plus one of the 3 core sites of mechanoreceptors for postural equilibrium.

The Talus is commonly forced to compensate after an ankle inversion injury (and how many of your patients have ever rolled their ankle?!?).

This blog highlights:

• the clinical clues to pay attention to
• the clinical tests to do before you mobilise the Talus
• the Talar mobilisation actions

 Looking to develop your FMT skills?

>> New to FMT? - Level 1 details here: https://bit.ly/2GY33H7
>> Advanced FMT 2+3 details here: https://bit.ly/2HsB3un

In this vlog, you'll discover:

• the common cause of Fibula Head displacement
• the anatomical structures that cause Fibula Head compensations
• the clinical clues to pay attention to
• the clinical tests to do before you mobilise
• the mobilisation actions
• the end-range qualities to observe

Any questions? Let me know ...

Ted

The Distal Fibula Mobilisation (DFM) plays a key role in assessing and treating ankle and lateral leg MSK conditions.

This lesson covers:

• Why ankles are so important for lower limb conditions
• Clinical Clues and Indications for the DFM
• Clinical Tests to consider before using the DFM
• Action steps for the DFM
• End Range Qualities to notice

Details for Foot Mobilisation Level 1 Workshops are here.

Details for Advanced FMT Levels 2+3 are here.

There are 3 Treatment Tools I'd never work without.

They make your MSK treatments:

• Easier to assess
• Quicker to treat
• Even better clinical outcomes

But podiatrists don't get taught these treatment options in university courses while other MSK professionals do!

Want to find out more about how Foot Mobilisation Therapies could contribute to your clinic? 

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Looking for advanced FMT training options? 

CLICK HERE for FMT Level 2+3 details.