- Phillip Snell
DTM in the Management of a Chinese Olympic Weightlifting World Champion
in Blog (Public) / / 0 commentsRead moreIn a country where Olympic weightlifting records are regularly set, and where Olympic lifters are recognized on the street in public, Li Yajun is a special lifter. In 2013, she broke onto the world stage…
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These Unbelievably Low-Calorie Massage Cups Will Make You a Better Person!
in Blog (Public) / / 0 commentsRead moreSo you want to know where you can find those cool flexible massage cups we use in some DTM applications? OK, let me start with this: The cups are nothing special. They don’t have magical qualities, their placement is not on mystical meridian points, they are there to help you…
- Phillip Snell
Chronic Hamstring Pain and the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve
in Blog (Members), Members / / 0 commentsRead moreWhat do you think of when a client or patient says they have “chronic hamstring pain”? In our office, we are “neurocentric”, so we think about the potentially involved neurology first. Then we begin an assessment …
- Phillip Snell
The Many “Roads to Rome” With Dr. Marc Heller
in Blog (Members), Members / / 0 commentsRead moreDTM member, Marc Heller, DC is a good friend from Ashland, OR who is a regular columnist for DC Online.…
- Phillip Snell
The Single Best Way to Bring New Clients Into Your Clinical Practice…
in Blog (Members), Blog (Public) / / 0 commentsRead more…is not to get better at Facebook ads, giving away your services, or offering Groupon gimmicks. In the weight loss industry you regularly find promises that this new diet, this new supplement, this new workout will burn fat, shred abs and make heads turn on the beach. However, in your gut you know that being more active than you currently are and eating perhaps 200 fewer calories daily than you currently are, is about as sexy and cool as most (not all) people need to get the weight loss goals they want.
Manual therapy + movement for the masses
