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Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold Interview

on April 20, 2012 | by Mike Robertson

This week I got a chance to chat with Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold, two guys who I feel are really taking our industry to the next level. This week they’re launching a fantastic new product called Functional Stability Training, and in this interview we’re going to cover some common injuries these guys are seeing, […]

Functional Stability Training Review

on April 19, 2012 | by Mike Robertson

As I get older, I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that I get jaded from time-to-time. I see so many crappy fitness products on the market it makes me sick. In fact, there are a lot of times I’m actually embarrassed to do what I do, more as a result of what others are […]

Random Friday 3-16-12

on March 16, 2012 | by Mike Robertson

It’s been a busy couple of weeks, so I figure there’s no better way to get caught up then to fill you guys in with a “random” post! The Chicago In-Service is Coming! This has been a long time in the making, but my Chicago In-Service DVD’s are coming very soon! This was a live […]

Point-Counterpoint: Mike Reinold

on May 12, 2011 | by Mike Robertson

Mike Reinold is a guy I not only respect, but someone I’ve learned a great deal from. How can you NOT learn from a guy whose expertise is used to keep some of the greatest athletes in the world healthy? So when Mike wrote a blog last week about why he DISLIKED the YTWL shoulder […]

Q&A: Mike Reinold #2

on May 13, 2010 | by

In your experiences, is surgical tightening of the joint capsule by way of thermal shrinkage or arthroscopic knot-tying more successful? Which seems to fail at a higher rate? Which recovery seems quicker? Both procedures you mention (thermal-assisted capsular shrinkage and capsular plication), can be successful in the right patient population. Thermals have fallen out of […]

Q&A: Mike Reinold

on May 11, 2010 | by

If you see a baseball player (or any athlete really) that has one shoulder lower than the other, what are the possible consequences of putting the scalenes on the lower side under constant tension? Have you encountered neurological weakness from this posture do to scalene hypertrophy? What did you use as the “fix” to elevate […]

New Podcast with Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold

on May 10, 2010 | by

As you’re about to see, this week is going to be a bit different than most. To start with, I’m putting a podcast on the main page – which I rarely if (ever do). It’s with two of the smartest guys I know – Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold. In this podcast, they discuss shoulder […]

Random Saturday 4-10-2010

on April 10, 2010 | by

It’s been a crazy week, but I wanted to put this up before I left. Here goes! – Evidently, Cressey and Reinold’s DVD is still on sale! Click here to pick it up before Wednesday, when the price goes up $30! – As I mentioned Thursday, I’m dialing in the details for the Midwest Performance […]

Got Shoulder Problems?

on April 3, 2010 | by

Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold have managed $1 billion in shoulders. Read that again: ONE BILLION dollars! But that’s not even what this post is about. Lately it seems as though people want black and white, a line in the sand that says “rehab starts here,” or “the personal trainer/strenth coach can work with someone […]

Random Friday 11-27

on November 27, 2009 | by

It feels as though I’ve been slacking a bit on the blog lately, so I figure the least I can do is pull together some content before the weekend rolls around! – I’m working on a new series for the blog; not sure what it’s going to be titled yet, but the basic “theme” there […]

Random Friday 11-6

on November 6, 2009 | by

Well it’s Friday, and I can guarantee it’s going to be random, so here goes! – I just got word from University of Louisville strength coach Joe Kenn that his new website is up and running. Be sure to check it out below: Big House Power – Along those same lines, Mike Reinold wrote up […]

Optimal Shoulder Performance

on January 1, 1970 | by Mike Robertson

Eric Cressey and Mike Reinold have managed $1 billion in shoulders. Read that again: ONE BILLION dollars! But that’s not even what this post is about. Lately it seems as though people want black and white, a line in the sand that says “rehab starts here,” or “the personal trainer/strenth coach can work with someone […]