Answers (7)
0
I myself am a very big fan of physical therapy. However, I like to take the practices of physical therapy and put them to a more proactive approach. I do a lot of research of in the physical therapy department here at the University of South Florida as well as work with the National Posture Institute. I believe you should look into the National Posture Institute. It really encapsulates what you seem to be interested in. It incorporates a lot of functional biomechanics in developing and structuring exercise programs. I think you would be impressed with it. If you have any questions let me know.
0
look at Gray Cook, Gary Gray, Shirley Sahrman, and Thomas Myers, these are the first too come to my mind. I know Cook and Gray are therapists but not sure about the other ones.
0
I just read a great article by Mary Wanless with Thomas Myers which prompted me to check out his website (anatomytrains.com) and articles on the site. He makes so much sense! I am trying to get into one of his workshops in the San Francisco area.
