Lower back pain is clearly one of the most common complaints Manual Therapist have been treating for decades now. And research is very clear that a graded strength programme for the lower back is a worthwhile part of any treatment plan. Most of the time lower back pain comes down
We speak to many therapists who ask us “How can I get my clients to actually do their exercises?” It’s a good question. Chances are often pretty low, so why bother wasting your energy? Many therapists feel like the client is the problem here. They just aren’t motivated enough, or
Every now and then a client will ask you to resend the programme by email to them. It’s simple enough to do, so in this video I’ll quickly walk you through it.
Inevitably there will come a time when a quick chat with a client results in a change of exercise plans. So, in this short video we’ll discuss how to quickly edit a programme that you previously created.
many times we give the same set of exercises for the same kind of injury, so wouldn’t it be nice if we could save a template with all those exercises already listed in it and just send it to our client. Well, you can. Let’s show you how in the
It’s our pleasure to offer a new service to you all by helping you create a customer experience that is fully aligned with your company brand. In this video we’ll show you how to add your own logo to the Client Programme and link it to your website.
Occasionally you might find your client is not receiving their programme by email. Nine times out of ten it’s because the email address has bounced due to a typo. In this video we will show you how to quickly correct that and resend the email to your client. https://youtu.be/sC-02hVkFRI
In this video we walk you through how to create a programme from start to finish, then get it sent to your client. We’ll also show you what your client sees when they log in to view the exercises.
Aftercare is something we all talk about as therapists but it can be time consuming to provide. So why should we do it at all?
If you can master the technique, skipping is possibly the best drill for developing calf strength for running. It teaches you to use the elastic energy in the calf muscles to keep you in the air, rather than using quad strength to jump up and down. But like anything else
