The origin of the lateral rectus (LR) is an area of the eye known as the annulus of Zinn. The muscle originates from a tendinous ring surrounding the optic nerve.
LR Inserts into the lateral aspect of the eye on the fibrous layer, more specifically the sclera.
Swelling. What do you do for it ? Everyday on social media I get an article sent to me, with this question.
Do I apply ice? Do I apply heat? Do I compress? Do I move it? The list of questions could go on, but lets make our best attempt to answer them!
When it comes to ankle injuries, three considerations can be made to help guide the recovery process and lead to better long-term outcomes. Learn here!
“I had a bunch of scar tissue that needed broken down”. How many times have we've heard this? Whether you're a trainer, a therapist or even just someone with an injury this line is used every single day.
Is it true that we can break down scar tissue?
Neck pain, a common complaint I see in my practice. Frankly I really enjoy treating it.
I find with a couple of really effective techniques and a little bit of Tapegeeks Kinesiology Tape, you can create some pretty dramatic results.
Tennis elbow is a condition that causes pain and tenderness on the outside of your forearm. Use this guide to learn more about it and its available treatment options.
Body hair has an extremely important role in how the human body interprets its surroundings …so much so that it creates a dilemma regarding removing it when it comes to using kinesiology tape.
In 2012 neuroscientists at Johns Hopkins Medical School uncovered more details about how the skin and brain “wiring” collects and interprets from hair. Every hair is a unique mechanosensory organ itself.