A Different Way To Treat Achilles Pain - Track Athlete Case Study

Where do I start treatment for an athlete complaining of Achilles tendon issues?  The same place I start every evaluation - the LTAP (locator test assessment protocol). This directs me to where the body is protecting and what the underlying driver of changing the dynamic alignment, function, and pain is.  I still look at the movement and orthopedics of what was going on and likely stressed the tissue - but the story of something being “tight”, “weak”, or “inhibited” is gone. I talk about all of this and more including my entire breakdown of a recent case I had of a track athlete complaining of Achilles pain.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
Episode 54: A Better Way To Assess The SI Joint
The Results Cheat Code- The Missing Link FREE Course
Sign Up For LTAP in Washington D.C. (June 15-16)
Sign Up For LTAP in San Diego (Nov 2-3)

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