Filed under: Movement Dysfunction, Myofascial Trigger Points, Pain Sciences, Tissue Pathology
Thank you to Georgia Representatives Sharon Cooper and Edward Lindsey, the use of dry needling in clinical practice has been adopted into the Georgia Physical Therapy Practice act under bill HR 145. Dry needling is a technique to improve myofascial pain and dysfunction, which includes treatment of trigger points. With proper clinical reasoning and treatment methodology, trigger point dry needling can help significantly with improvements in pain, dysfunction, range of motion, and movement patterns. For more information please view our website: www.motionstability.com
For more information on the bill follow this link.
We would like to congratulate Harris English for winning the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational. Still classified as an amateur golfer, Harris was able to take on some of the countries best golfers and win! Harris congratulations on finishing the University of Georgia’s program, we wish you all the best in your future and bright career!
Filed under: Motion Stability News
Check out the new Sharecare website! It is co-founded by Doctor Oz and Jeff Arnold (creator of WebMD). It is a social interactive / multi-disciplinary health care information website. Basically, you can use the site to get information about various health topics and learn from different disciplines in health/medicine. Brian was able to be the first Physical Therapist on the site. Take a look! Register and you can ask Brian questions through Sharecare.
http://www.sharecare.com/user/brian-yee-pt
Filed under: Golf
Congratulations Heath for winning the McGladrey Classic in Sea Island this year! If you know Heath, he is humble in spirit, and simply plays out of passion of playing. We have had the opportunity to get to know Heath over the past couple years, its been an honor to work with him! Take a look at his press interview after his win!
http://www.pgatour.com/2010/tournaments/r493/10/10/slocum-transcript/index.html
Filed under: Golf
Motion Stability, LLC Congratulations Matt Kuchar for a stellar year on the PGA Tour! We have had the opportunity to work with Matt over the past few years. It has been an honor to see him do so well! Take a look at this link from the PGA Tour website.
http://www.pgatour.com/2010/r/11/14/kuchar-awards/index.html
Filed under: Motion Stability News
We would like to welcome you to our new Motion Stability website! We re-designed in with the patient directly in mind – to provide useful information not only things like directions, health insurance, or frequently asked questions, but also clinical information that will hopefully be useful in the pain or injuries you are experiencing.
Included on the site is a Media Center with a growing resource of patient information, facebook link, and specialty services in recurrent pain, golf, nerve pain, tennis rehab, and sports injury prevention. Take a look:
www.motionstability.com
Let us know what you think!
Motion Stability team!
Filed under: Golf
Congratulations to Matt Kuchar for winning the Turning Stone Resort Championship on the PGA Tour last weekend! Matt and I have had the opportunity to work together. It has been a blessing to see him do so well this year. His perserverance and skill, while still keeping his happy-go-lucky life style is amazing! Congrats Kuch!
Filed under: Tennis
We would like to congratulate Melanie Oudin for a great run at the US Open! Last night she lost to (9) Caroline Woziniacki in her first grand slam Quarterfinal event. We can’t wait to see how the future unfolds for Melanie as we all saw the maturity she has at 17, and the ability to beat the best. Good luck Melanie!
Filed under: Tennis
Congratulations once again to Melanie Oudin! This time, upsetting heavy favorite Maria Sharapova in a 3rd round match at the US Open! We are so excited for you Melanie! Good luck in the next round!
Filed under: Tennis
We would like to share our support for Melanie Oudin, as she won her first round match at the US Open yesterday, and will be playing the 4th seeded – Elena Dementiava tomorrow. Good luck Melanie!
