Use positioning to gain gentle range. Then, have your patient actively open their fingers. This pulls the flexors distally and helps unlock wrist motion faster. Soft strategy, smart gains. Want to learn more manual therapy techniques that you can apply to your patients? Join me at my 2-Day Manual Therapy Workshop on January 31st - February 1st in Miami, FL. You’ll learn sustainable techniques that you can apply to your practice, and leave with a better understanding of anatomy and what to do wit

FINGER FLEXORS MECHANISM - PART 1 ( HAND COMPLEX BIOMECHANICS)Physiotherapy

Let’s go over key muscles in the hand that help flex the PIP, MP, and wrist. Being able to identify the muscles and their functions is an important part of learning anatomy for the CHT exam. But remember, anatomy isn’t the only skill you need… you’ll need to also incorporate clinical reasoning into your studies. If you’re ready to take the next step in your career to become a CHT, but you’re unsure of where to start, I have my Exam Prep On-Demand program to help you with that. Links in bio. #fyp