Dry needling improved tight hip flexors tested with the Thomas Test. Ralph Simpson gave a nice demonstration!
Dry needling of the intrinsic foot muscles restored range of motion and function ten years after toe surgery!
Dry needling of the popliteus muscle improved knee extension.
Dry needling of the subscapularis, hip adductors, wrist extensors, deltoids, and calf muscles resulted in immediate improvements in all areas.
Dry needling of the gastrocnemius muscle improved the ankle squat.
Immediately after dry needling of the popliteus muscle this course participant had greatly improved knee extension!
This video shows how you can use e-stim with dry needling to stimulate select muscles!
Immediate increase in range of motion consistent with Ansari, NN, Alaei, P, Naghdi, S, Fakhari, Z, Komesh, S & Dommerholt, J, 2018. Immediate Effects of Dry Needling as a Novel
Mandy Blackmon demonstrates the results of dry needling of the subscapularis muscle and of the quadratus lumborum + psoas major muscles.
Combining dry needling with frontal plane exercise.
Dry Needling of the quadratus lumborum and gluteus medium muscles improves gluteus med/min function.
Dry Needling of the quadratus lumborum and psoas major muscle.
Dramatic improvement in pain levels and motor function following dry needling of the serratus anterior muscle during a dry needling course in Quito, Ecuador.
Will Freres demonstrates fascial gliding techniques with dry needling of the thoracic multifidi.
Savas Koutsantonis demonstrates that dry needling of the thoracic multifidi muscles can improve trunk rotations.
Nate Mayberry demonstrates dry needling of the sternalis muscle.
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