Bike Breaks
Running is a tremendous activity. Distinct from walking, running involves a moment where both feet are concurrently borne by the air alone. This moment is also temporary and with consequence. When the ground bears the foot again, and no longer the air, the lower limb is asked to attenuate forces on the order of five to six times the body weight of the participant. Sometimes injuries ensue. Tara Parker-Pope and her running colleague, Brian Fidelman, know these things. Today, in the New York Times Well section, Parker-Pope describes how cycling can offer valuable and protective respite from running while maintaining cardiovascular health. And New York City has much to offer even the occasional cyclist. Check out her article, learn about the City’s many bike trails, and your joints will be in your debt.
In keeping with the mission of The PT Project, we are pleased to announce a continuing education seminar series focused on myofascial pain and musculoskeletal dysfunction. The PT Project is dedicated to elevating the educational standards of the profession of physical therapy and promoting excellence in practice.
The PT Project continuing education series consists of three weekend seminars:
- Understand and Explain Pain
This course provides an overview of current thought in pain sciences, with an emphasis on key paradigms and the biological principles and data on which they are based.
Instructor:
Lorimer Moseley PhD, B.App.Sc.
Date: September 11, 9am – 5pm
Cost: $200.00 - New Advances in Hip Rehabilitation
This very practical course takes a very modern look at the structure of the hip including the crucial role muscle balance plays in maintaining normal function.
Instructors:
David Lindsay BHMS, BPhty, MSc
Geoff Cuskelly: BHMS BPhty
Date: August 28 - 29, 8am - 3pm
Cost: $350.00 - Neuromechanical Implications for Evaluation and Inervention of the Cervical and Lumbar Spine
This course provides strategies for the examination, evaluation, and intervention of the spine from a neuromechanical perspective.
Instructor:
Robert Friberg, PT, PhD, CFMT
Date: September 18 - 19, 8am - 5pm
Cost: PT = $300.00, Student = $199 (with early registration)
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Benjamin GoldA leader in manual and neurodynamic physical therapy, Ben has spoken all around the world.
BrianHokeBrian is a DPT and teaches the seminar "When the Feet Hit the Ground, Everything Changes."
ChristopherJohnsonPhysical Therapist - NY Sports Med & PT, Clinical Educator- Co-Founder of The PT Project Continuing Education Series, Certified Triathlon Coach, Amateur Elite Triathlete
BrentDodgeBrent is the owner of Alpine Physical Therapy and a board certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist.
CraigAllinghamCraig is one of Australia's pre-eminent physical therapists and specializes in Men's Health and business skills
JosephBrenceJoseph Brence, DPT is a physical therapist and multi-site clinic director in Pittsburgh, PA
PamScantalidesPam is a certified life coach who uses her 20 plus years experience to empower her clients to live healthily.
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