Air Force Active Duty | Solving Ligament Tears
Elizabeth, Active Duty Air Force, solves a lot of damage to her knee with the X10. ACL, MCL – there was a lot to rehab. Solving Ligament Tears with X10 Therapy.
Knee Replacement Performance Six Years Later
Looking for Performance after your knee replacement surgery. This is for you. Knee Replacement Performance Six Years Later.
Guarding Stops Knee Recovery for Knee Replacement Patients (Protective Muscle Spasm)
Protective Muscle Spasm | What to know | How it Works | Physical Therapist Solutions to this pervasive problem.
The Failure of Painful Physical Therapy after Knee Replacement
The Failure of Painful Physical Therapy after Knee Replacement | For so many painful physical therapy in a clinic is simply not going to work. Painful Physical Therapy
Harlon Barnett (Performance After Knee Replacement)
Football Coach Harlon Barnett from MSU saw tangible progress in his knee replacement recovery using the X10 Knee Recovery System™.
Stretches for Pickleball & Tennis
Stretches for Pickleball and Tennis (plus a few other racquet sports). Low impact racquet sports can make you live a longer happier life. Let’s talk stretching and strength for these health sports.
How to Avoid a Third MUA (Bruce’s Story in Texts)
When 25% of knee replacement patients who have the procedure known as the MUA need to have a second one you know that the procedure is highly flawed at solving a knee bending problem.
Defensive Tackle Knee Recovery (A Senior Year Saved)
Robi Stuart, (Defensive Tackle Knee Recovery) at a division 1 school in mid-Michigan | a frustrating knee recovery. The X10 solved it after 9 months.
Winning at Knee Replacement – A Knee Recovery Coach Reports
Little did I know that throughout Curt’s recovery on the X10, his mother Venetia was watching very closely from the sidelines. While recovering fairly easily from hip replacement two years prior, Venetia witnessed knee replacement patients struggle with great pain and discomfort. Venetia had decided to put off having knee replacement surgery indefinitely.
Knee Replacement for a Younger Population
What image comes to mind when you hear of a person undergoing a total knee replacement? Someone sedentary? Someone in their “golden years?” What if I told you that image has changed drastically in the last decade?