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Blog Posts in April 2015

In PRI, we are typically focusing on creating a reciprocal and alternating neuromuscular system. However, our neuromuscular system is connected with all the other systems in our body. There appears to be a coupling between autonomic, central, endocrine, and gastrointestinal systems which, in parallel with our neuromuscular system, are also asymmetrical and rhythmically shifting. “Asymmetry, Lateralization, and Alternating Rhythms of the Human Body” has been broken up into 5 parts describing this phenomenon in addition to the story of how and why our asymmetry came to be. It can also be accessed at on my website where I have written on other various topics that relate to PRI. 

CLICK HERE to read Part 4: "How Does One Reconcile an Asymmetrical Neuromuscular System?"

CLICK HERE to read Part 3: "How Did Humans Become Asymmetric?"

CLICK HERE to read Part 2: "What Does Asymmetry Provide for a Human Being?” 

CLICK HERE to read Part 1: "The Prevalence of Human Asymmetry and Lateralization"

Posted April 2, 2015 at 11:07AM
Categories: Clinicians Articles

Congratulations to Michal Niedzielski, who recently had an article that he wrote about PRI published in a Polish Rehabilitation Journal! In addition to this article, Michal has translated and taught Myokinematic Restoration to colleagues in Poland, and is currently working to translate and teach Postural Respiration and Pelvis Restoration in Poland as well!

Posted April 1, 2015 at 3:45PM
Categories: Clinicians Articles

Happy April! And I mean it, that's no Fool's joke.

'Tis the month of Interdisciplinary Integration (better get your spot!), and to celebrate, I wanted to post up a link to a write up on this past December's Advanced Integration course.

It's four parts (one for each day of the course). All parts have all been published, so here is part Ipart IIpart III, and part IV.

Hope this gets your brain gears moving a little like it did mine.

-Lance Goyke

Posted April 1, 2015 at 8:35AM
Categories: Courses Clinicians Science
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