This video provides a detailed analysis of the strategic challenges faced by the Allies during the Crimean War, focusing on their limited resources and the diplomatic and military strategies employed. It highlights the importance of...

In this video, we discuss class 2 of the Neck Pain Classification System: neck pain with movement coordination impairments (MCIs). Specifically, we explore major symptom presentation and some evidence-based treatments.

In this video, we explore the reasoning behind sternoclavicular joint (clavicle) mobilizations using convex-concave rules.

In this video, we discuss how the thumb's CMC joint is mobilized using convex-concave rules.

In this video, we discuss how to mobilize any digital interphalangeal joint using convex-concave rules.

In this video, I demonstrate and explain how to perform a cervical self-distraction, a technique used to help alleviate the effects of a cervical radiculopathy. Also covered are the theory and the dosing.

In this video, we will learn a fool-proof strategy to answer the question, "given the indicated mobilization, what movement am I trying to restore?"

In this video, we will learn a fool-proof strategy to answer the question, "what direction should I mobilize the humerus to improve shoulder extension?"<br/>

In this video, we introduce the neck pain classification system and discuss class 1: neck pain with mobility deficits. Specifically, we explore major symptom presentation and some evidence-based treatments.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the assessment of first rib mobility and subsequent mobilization treatment on both the skeleton model and an actual person.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate how to perform a first rib self-mobilization using a towel or strap at home. This treatment would typically be given to patients who present with hypomobility of the first rib.

In this video, we discuss neck pain classification system, class 3: neck pain with radicular impairments. Specifically, we explore major symptom presentation and some evidence-based treatments.

In this video, we explore the following as it pertains to the deep neck extensor muscle group (aka suboccipital group): [1] Origins and Insertions [2] Innervation, Actions, Blood Supply

In this video, I explain the major indications for patellar mobilizations and how to perform them in all four major directions: superior, inferior, medial, and lateral.

In this video, we discuss neck pain classification system, class 4: neck pain with cervicogenic headache. Specifically, we explore major symptom presentation and some evidence-based treatments.

In this video, we differentiate between mobilizations and manipulations.

In this video, we discuss cervical protraction, cervical retraction, upper-cross syndrome, and introduce cervicogenic headaches by discussing their basic mechanism.

MOT 1934: CROIX-de-FEU MOBILIZING: Section leaders in meeting people gathering staff cars drivers given directions members getting into cars long line of cars on roadway more cars on roadway.