Why I’m a Big Fan of the ‘What’s That Strap’
Our fascial system is critical for movement efficiency. The 'What's That Strap' offers us a great tool to train this system.
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Ed Pilgrim
- Dec 12, 2021
Using Posture as a Progression
The options we have for progressing or regressing an exercise are virtually endless, however, we sometimes forget about manipulating posture
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Ed Pilgrim
- Feb 28, 2021
An Argument Against Side Lying Clamshells
Let me start by saying that I do not think the side lying clamshell is a bad exercise. I myself prescribe side lying clamshells with...
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Ed Pilgrim
- Nov 19, 2020
Why Your Client's Quadratus Lumborum is "Tight"
Low back pain is a common complaint and can be tricky to navigate. Check out what muscle group may be contributing to your client's problem
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Ed Pilgrim
- Nov 16, 2020
How to Navigate the Performance Pyramid
Understanding how to navigate the performance pyramid to restore fundamental movement can decrease injury risk and optimize performance.
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Ed Pilgrim
- Nov 12, 2020
Case Study - Developing a Movement Diagnosis
How to take a movement based approach for developing a movement diagnosis for an individual with low back pain.
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Ed Pilgrim
- Nov 8, 2020
Developing a Movement Diagnosis
Breaking movement patterns down into their respective parts can help us to identify why these patterns do not look optimal.
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Ed Pilgrim
- Nov 3, 2020
Absorption vs Propulsion
Understanding how segmental movement contributes to global movement can help us to better understand why aches and pains present themselves.
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Ed Pilgrim
- Oct 27, 2020
Applying the Joint by Joint Approach to Fundamental Movement
Applying the joint-by-joint approach to the gait cycle can help us to understand why aches and pains present as well as how to prevent them.
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