Army physical therapist living in South Korea. DMs open for any questions about Army PT. my opinions don’t reflect the army’s (except the good ones) he/him
South Korea
Joined September 2018
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i don't play golf and i have no idea what i'm doing, but i love going to the driving range every once in a while and just smashing some golf balls. critique my swing!
"rank has its privileges" means you use that privilege to help those subordinate to you. if you use your privilege to make your life easier, you're lame – at Alamo Heights, TX
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Lessons Learned by the 75th Ranger Regiment during Twenty Years of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). Download the article from the Army University Press website.
armyupress.army.mil/Journals… #tccc #tc3 #cotccc #tacticalcombatcasualtycare #JTS #RangerMedic #75thRangerRegiment
quitting my job as a physio to open a thai restaurant called Pretty Fly For A White Thai – at Bangkok, Thailand
got such a smooth burn from a patient today and i don't think he even realized it
so, what kind of exercises do you do in the gym that bother you?
"well i do the--uh, do you go to the gym sir?"
🥲🥲🥲yes🥲🥲🥲
Rich retweeted
I have been a proponent for #primarycarePT for over 20 years. SO excited over this news from APTA: "The U.S. Department of Defense has announced that it's now positioned to allow physical therapists to act as primary neuromusculoskeletal providers across all DOD settings. 1/8
reading current concepts and its advocating for various length tests in the hip, with one of them being the Ober test. we have peer reviewed evidence going back at least as far as 2016 telling us that the Ober test doesn't actually assess IT band length at all
finally booked my OCS test date, so i guess i don't have any more excuses to keep procrastinating studying
