Paul Killoren PT, DPT is the co-founder and current president of iDryNeedle. As a physical therapist, he was first trained in dry needling in 2010 and has been DN faculty since 2014. Paul has enjoyed instructing over 150 weekend DN courses, speaking at state and national conferences, and has developed online education for dry needling professionals.
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#html-body [data-pb-style=IP1KMTG]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}Sarcastic Anatomy by iDryNeedle takes an in-depth, albeit cynical look at human anatomy. This edition focuses on some of the furstratingly anamolous anatomy for the forearm.
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Sarcastic Anatomy by iDryNeedle puts in-depth anatomy into a satirical context. Designed for rehab professionals (PT, Chiropractor, ATC) and with a subject matter appropriate for the dry needling healthcare practitioner.
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Sarcastic Anatomy by iDryNeedle puts in-depth anatomy into a satirical context. Designed for rehab professionals (PT, Chiropractor, ATC) and with a subject matter appropriate for the dry needling healthcare practitioner.
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Frustrating 6th grade spelling bee participants for decades, the psassy little psoas doesn’t like to pronounce his P’s. Pso dumb. Editor’s note: I seriously considered writing this entire blog with a silent ‘P’ in front of every word starting with an ‘S’, but that one sentence up top already annoyed me. You’re welcome for that. ...
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This edition of Sarcastic Anatomy from iDryNeedle focuses on the good, the bad, and the ugly involving the latissimus dorsi. This muscle is imperative to global stability and function, and worth knowing more about whether you are a dry needling clinician or fitness newbie.
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