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  1. Sarcastic Anatomy: Subscapularis

    Sarcastic Anatomy: Subscapularis

    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...
  2. Sarcastic Anatomy - Suboccipitals

    Sarcastic Anatomy - Suboccipitals

    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...
  3. Sarcastic Anatomy - Psoas

    Sarcastic Anatomy - Psoas

    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. ...
  4. Ankle Mobility for a Better Squat

    Ankle Mobility for a Better Squat

    Here, Lauryn Ginsburg, PT, DPT shares a few tips on improving your squat form (and overall function) by increasing ankle mobility without having to leave your home. Lauryn is owner of SportsFit Physical Therapy in Middleton, Massachusetts.  She's a competitive weightlifter herself and a passionate clinician who specializes in treating CrossFitters...
  5. The DPT student: 5 lessons from year 1

    The DPT student: 5 lessons from year 1

    Physical therapy student and former iDryNeedle ambassador discusses his first year of DPT school and five things he learned along the way...
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