Stuff You Should Read: 6/29/09

Written on June 29, 2009 at 5:20 am, by Eric Cressey

Here’s this week’s list of great reads:

If We Know We Shouldn’t, Why Do We Still? – This blog post from Dr. Jason Harris is a fantastic commentary on the overuse of diagnostic imaging – particularly with lower back pain patients – and the negative impacts these diagnostic results can have on patient outcomes and ease of treatment.  I learned about Dr. Harris’ blog through Mike Reinold and have been a regular reader every since; the information is fantastic (THIS was by far my favorite post; very good info).

The True Role of the Rhomboids – This is an old newsletter from some guy named Cressey.  Not sure if he knows his arse from his elbow.

Five Pounds is Gold – I really liked this article from Myles Kantor.  It’s short, but makes an outstanding point – using world-record deadlifter Andy Bolton as the example.

2 Responses to “Stuff You Should Read: 6/29/09”

1. Eric Lagoy Says:
   June 29th, 2009 at 2:41 pm

   Good post Eric thanks for the blog link. I have a few classes right now on evidence based practice in PT and its nice to have an easy to read blog on the topic.

2. Paul Says:
   June 29th, 2009 at 7:05 pm

   Hi,

   Great re-reading on the rhomboids. So many people misunderstand tis important muscle ands it’s true function in scapular stability. Top post!!

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