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.
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.
Lauryn Ginsburg PT, DPT returns to the iDryNeedle blog to answer a common misconception relating to hip flexor tightness. Check out what she thinks is the real cause and what you can do about it.
Shannon Long PT, DPT gives us a peek into the world of elite rowing as a physical therapist with this piece on rowing mechanics and what role ankle mobility plays in performance.
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