FourLeg: Are your patients re-injuring themselves? Do you talk to dogs? Do you treat trigger points or agility dogs?

Published: Mon, 04/14/14

A FRESH LOOK AT
Return to Sport!

Hey there! Read the whole e-mail… some great stuff coming your way!

Members' Audio Learning

Re-injury following a muscle strain is a common phenomenon in human sports medicine. This audio talks about getting my son back to playing football, some research on canine agility injuries, and human research on return to sport and incidence of re-injury (including what seems to reduce the re-injury rates). It's the kind of 'walk through the literature' to draw correlations & conclusions that I like to make!!!

Ooh… that'll be good! Better listen now!

Blog - Talking to Dogs

Do you remember back in January when I did the blog entitled "No-one's going to hurt you"? Well with this blog, I wanted to tag onto that one and provide a reader comment that pertained to the original blog. I hope you enjoy this thread of thought!

http://www.fourleg.com/index.php?pid=5

Yep… talking all the time!

Starting Next Week…

Myofascial Trigger Points - Mini Course

NOT a FourLeg Member but want to learn about a little bit about Myofascial Trigger Points? Then this course is for you. For the next 3 weeks, I will be providing a Mini-Course on this subject… FourLeg members will receive all of this information as part of their membership but it can also be purchased by non-members as well!

Check out the course content here:

http://fourleg.com/index.php?pid=53

Or go right ahead and purchase the course here:

http://fourleg.com/index.php?pid=20

Don't delay… it starts next Monday!!

And one more (bonus) learning opportunity!

Webinar: The Canine Agility Athlete

If you are looking at getting into Canine Rehab practice, are new to this area of practice or want to target the canine athlete in order to grow your business... then you will want to understand the sport of Canine Agility! Join Lorna Clarke and Cathy Sajtos, both physiotherapists and agility competitors, as they describe the sport, the pieces of equipment, and potential injuries.

This webinar will take place on Tues April 29th (at 8pm EDT - Edmonton/Denver time zone) and will be available to registrants to watch after the date should the time not be convenient for your schedule.

The flyer can be viewed at:
http://tinyurl.com/AgilityAthlete

NOW, don't delay... There is a deadline to register (i.e. it's this week), and registration is limited.

So check it out now!!

Check out the flyer!

Okay okay… that's enough to make your brain explode! Until next week…

Cheers!

Laurie