<p>Current evidence would suggest types of manual therapy do not matter, including APTA’s clinical guidelines.  However, many people believe in the power of specificity with manual therapy.  Gregg Johnson and his son, Ryan Johnson, PT, DPT, CFMT, FAAOMPT, from the Institute of Physical Art, join us to discuss this subject!</p>
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Current evidence would suggest types of manual therapy do not matter, including APTA’s clinical guidelines. However, many people believe in the power of specificity with manual therapy. Gregg Johnson and his son, Ryan Johnson, PT, DPT, CFMT, FAAOMPT, from the Institute of Physical Art, join us to discuss this subject!

<p>Current evidence would suggest types of manual therapy do not matter, including APTA’s clinical guidelines.&nbsp; However, many people believe in the power of specificity with manual therapy.&nbsp; Gregg Johnson and his son, Ryan Johnson, PT, DPT, CFMT, FAAOMPT, from the Institute of Physical Art, join us to discuss this subject!</p>
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Ep. 17: Specificity and Manual Therapy with Gregg and Ryan Johnson

Ep. 17: Specificity and Manual Therapy with Gregg and Ryan Johnson