On this week's episode of the Week in Review, Dr. Beau Beard, Dr. Alex Coleman, Dr. Daniel O’Quinn, and Seth Graham discuss a trauma-related pain science case and a stick-to-your-guns functional approach to patellar tendinosis.

On this week's episode of the Week in Review, Dr. Beau Beard, Dr. Alex Coleman, and Seth Graham discuss two cross-country runner cases. One case of repeated medial shin pain, and the other of a girl dealing with medial ankle pain, post inversion ankle sprain.

🔍 In the first part of this video, we dive deep into the world of low back pain stemming from the cervicothoracic region. You'll discover its potential causes, symptoms, and most importantly, effective strategies to manage and alleviate this discomfort. Say goodbye to that nagging pain in your lower back!

🏃‍♂️ Then, we switch gears and focus on cross-country runners who are experiencing stubborn medial knee pain. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting out, medial knee pain can be a real setback. We'll explore the common causes, preventative measures, and rehabilitation techniques that can help you get back on track, pain-free.

💡 Our practitioners will share valuable insights and tips based on the latest research and best practices. Don't let these issues hinder your athletic performance or daily life any longer – empower yourself with the knowledge and solutions presented in this video.

Dr. Beau and Dr. Seth, sit down with Dr. Ben Stevens, in a roaming conversation about;

- What traits the best clinicians and educators share

- What curriculum Ben feels is vital to become world-class

- Why chiros tend to have a chip on their shoulder after school

- Becoming the best, doesn't necessarily mean you have the best manual skills or own the most knowledge

- And much more

Check out SomaticSenses.com for information on courses like Dr. Beau's upcoming Rx3 in Portland, OR.

Join the FARM crew on this week’s episode of the Week in Review to discuss some interesting cases involving the visual systems presentation in low back and ankle pain, how bilateral hamstring pain was masked as a central sensitization case, and how a high-level gymnast still needs to work on scapulothoracic stability.

Join The FARM team during this Week in Review where we cover cervical presentation of shoulder pain, chronic temporomandibular dysfunction in a 25 YOA female, a spondylolisthesis that was missed on imaging, and a classic case of adhesive capsulitis.

Join The FARM team for this edition of the Week in Review where each doctor shares a case from two different angles, we look at a case of upper extremity paralysis after drug overdoes, an accidental gunshot to the femur, and resulting neck pain from walker use and a case of knee/heel pain in a youth, who is on estrogen-blocking drugs to induce growth.

Join The FARM team as we discuss a case of lower extremity radiculopathy without low back pain, a thoracic disc case due to golf swing mechanics, and a case of a torn hip labrum with complicating lumbar derangement.

Join The FARM team for this episode of the Week in Review as we discuss a classic pain neuroscience case involving low back pain, a typical presentation of ‘gymnast wrist’, and a stealthy presentation of cervical spine radiculopathy.

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Join The FARM team this week as we discuss a youth golfer facing multiple areas of motor control dysfunction due to growth spurts, a case of bilateral hip pain of unknown etiology relieved by simple breathing techniques, a classic case of the often overlooked Sinding Larsen Johannson syndrome in a youth gymnast, and more!