Thinking outside the box. Or inside.
Balloon breathing for respiratory control training.
Putting the Transversus Abdominis into Perspective
A video and a paper
Balloons, the diaphragm and intra-abdominal pressure.
A guest post from Julie Wiebe of www.interiorfitness.com
Looking at the Literature: The Stabilizing Role of the Diaphragm
Kolar, P et al. (2010). Stabilizing function of the diaphragm: Dynamic MRI and synchronized spirometric assessment. Journal of Applied Physiology, 109; 1064-1071
Notes from Building the Ultimate Back
With Stuart McGill – November 20 – 21, 2010
Spine Control Symposium: Recap
In case you missed it.
2010 Spine Control Symposium Recap: Part 3
McGill vs Hodges: Is there a difference?
2010 Spine Control Symposium Recap: Part 2
A recap of the presentations put forth by Paul Hodges and Stuart McGIll
A recap of the presentations put forth by Peter Reeves and Lorimer Moseley
2010 Spinal Control Symposium – Toronto
McGill, Moseley, Hodges, Reeves
More on the Deep Front Line
From the deep line to breathing, from testing to training.
Dr. Stuart McGill in Toronto
A recent publication by Dr. McGill and an upcoming course hosted by MSK-Plus.
Thinking About Thoughts
Cognitive aspects of treatment of lumbopelvic pain. From the upcoming World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain
Comparing the V-sit flexion endurance test vs the front plank test for endurance.
What to look for when screening and assessing the moving human body.
Optimum Body Mechanics
A brief summary of maximizing Optimum Body Mechanics in activity and sport. This post is a follow up to my interactive event with Lululemon West Edmonton
Minimizing Hip & Groin Injuries
Considerations for minimizing hip and groin injuries in activity and sport
Dr. Stu McGill demonstrates some “early” phase low back and core rehabilitation exercises.





