Biomechanics

Biomechanics Monthly | Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings

Biomechanics Monthly | Muscular Systems and Ana...

Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings    What is an Anatomical Sling? An anatomical, or myofascial, sling refers to a given group of muscles, fascia, and ligaments functioning together to create...

Biomechanics Monthly | Muscular Systems and Ana...

Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings    What is an Anatomical Sling? An anatomical, or myofascial, sling refers to a given group of muscles, fascia, and ligaments functioning together to create...

Biomechanics Monthly | Orthotics

Biomechanics Monthly | Orthotics

What is an Orthosis? An orthosis is any artificial brace or support for the limbs or spine. These devices are designed to support or improve functional movement in a given...

Biomechanics Monthly | Orthotics

What is an Orthosis? An orthosis is any artificial brace or support for the limbs or spine. These devices are designed to support or improve functional movement in a given...

Designed to Move | Winged Scapula

Designed to Move | Winged Scapula

  What Is Winged Scapula The shoulder region, comprised of the shoulder blade (scapulae) and the collarbone (clavicle), act as a supportive stabilizer for the chest muscles (pectorals and trapezius),...

Designed to Move | Winged Scapula

  What Is Winged Scapula The shoulder region, comprised of the shoulder blade (scapulae) and the collarbone (clavicle), act as a supportive stabilizer for the chest muscles (pectorals and trapezius),...

Designed to Move | Upper Cross Syndrome

Designed to Move | Upper Cross Syndrome

  What is Upper Cross Syndrome Upper cross syndrome refers to a compensation pattern where the shoulder girdle becomes unstable in which the upper back and head have an exaggerated...

Designed to Move | Upper Cross Syndrome

  What is Upper Cross Syndrome Upper cross syndrome refers to a compensation pattern where the shoulder girdle becomes unstable in which the upper back and head have an exaggerated...

Designed to Move | Uneven Shoulders

Designed to Move | Uneven Shoulders

  What are Uneven Shoulders? In a neutral state, the shoulders should sit evenly on top of the rib cage. The rib cage, the supportive foundation for the diaphragm and...

Designed to Move | Uneven Shoulders

  What are Uneven Shoulders? In a neutral state, the shoulders should sit evenly on top of the rib cage. The rib cage, the supportive foundation for the diaphragm and...

Designed to Move | Unequal Leg Length – Leg Length Discrepancy

Designed to Move | Unequal Leg Length – Leg Len...

Limb length discrepancy is a common condition where one leg is shorter than the other (usually less than a 1 cm difference on average). This can lead to distinct changes...

Designed to Move | Unequal Leg Length – Leg Len...

Limb length discrepancy is a common condition where one leg is shorter than the other (usually less than a 1 cm difference on average). This can lead to distinct changes...