Short & Sweet because I'm teaching...
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And it's a bit tiring... okay, exhausting. This is a course at my clinic in Calgary - so I'm the teacher, the course organizer, and the host... meaning, I teaching, find the dogs, bring my own dogs as well (so they have been brushed, washed & brushed again), do the paperwork, get the manuals, set up for the event, organize the food, and turn on the coffee. But I love that there will be 11 more Canadian physios out there getting
involved in canine rehab! So... it's worth it. It's worth it. It's worth it! (I keep repeating this...)
Anyways, enough of the chit-chat... Onto YOU and your learning for the week! |
Member's Learning: Video Training 126 - Part TWO... A Plan for Conservative Management of Medial Patellar Luxation |
Part two... of this really long video, Conservative Management of Patellar Luxation. The rest of the plan... gotta have a plan man!!! Here's how your find it... LOGIN, click Video Training and Scroll all the way down to Video Training 126! |
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All the cool kids have a PLAN!!!
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Blog: We Want YOU... I need your brains... |
So my friend, Dr. David Lane, asked me this question: 'Have you formulated a policy about the age at which dogs should begin dock diving, and what training should look like? A client has posed that inquiry to me. The facility seems more concerned with the impact of running, but I'm concerned more about the repeated exertion of maximal effort jumping (if dog is not fit enough to do so). Anyway, I thought I would solicit
for your $0.02CDN.'
So... I told David what I thought... and we dialogued, but it made me think that perhaps this would be a great question to pour our collective intellectual power into... Read on to find out more!
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Read more!!
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So have a great week everyone!
Until next time... Cheers!
Laurie
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