Patrick Farhart

@EricCressey Agree 100%. Her work and this textbook was the foundation for so many people who are regarded as being innovative and excellent physical therapists/physiotherapists/athletic trainers. I still refer to it regularly.

I was recently asked, "What's the most important book you've read in your career?" The answer was really simple: "Diagnosis and Treatment of Movement Impairment Syndromes," by Shirley Sahrmann. Early in my career - especially in light of my own shoulder pain history - Sahrmann's work was an amazing contrast to the medical model of care that focused entirely on treating symptoms (medical diagnoses) instead of investigating root causes (movement diagnoses). Sahrmann proposes countless functional tests and corrective exercise interventions aimed at treating the causes of the problems rather than the compensations that emerge after dysfunction has emerged. This book has profoundly impacted the way that some of the industry’s greatest minds train their clients and athletes and themselves. To be blunt, Shirley Sahrmann has likely forgotten more than most physical therapists will ever know. Full disclosure: it reads like stereo instructions, and you may only cover 2-3 pages at a time. However, when you finish the book, you could restart it immediately and learn something new each time you work through. The reason is simple: the movement impairment syndromes model is something that "clicks" with each new client/athlete/patient you encounter. Not every "shoulder impingement" is the same; you appreciate why they're all unique. If you’re serious about your own education, and have the best interests of your clients and athletes in mind, you owe it to yourself to pick up a copy of this classic. amzn.to/47xBIGj

@JVMonte2 @bestsongiheard Interstate Love Song - Stone Temple Pilots “Leaving on a Southern train”

What’s a great song that mentions a mode of transportation in the lyrics? Mine: Magic Carpet Ride…yours?

Which one of these is your favourite?

@RnRNationlive @_DeepPurple 10/10

How do you like this album? Year: 1972 #DeepPurple @_DeepPurple ALBUM: Machine Head Do you like it, yes or no? Follow us! #Heart / #Comment/ #Retweet #Twitter / #X @RnRNationlive

@Sebyy71 Steve Winwood - Arc Of A Diver

Which album do you prefer? 👉 Peter Gabriel - Car 👉 Roxy Music - Avalon 👉 Steely Dan - Gaucho 👉 Steve Winwood - Arc Of A Diver

@CaleGallagher Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Can you guess my pick🎶❓

@allrockmusic Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever

1989, pick ONE

@VintageRockN_85 Absolutely superb

Venture Highway is a masterpiece!!

@JVMonte2 Deep Purple - Made in Japan Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense Nirvana - Unplugged in New York

Which three from this group of live albums are you keeping?

@Karensm03757774 @bamagirl_4_eva 100%

@bamagirl_4_eva If the Bon years, AC/DC. If not, Van Halen

AC/DC or Van Halen?

@LesPurves Deep Purple - Machine Head

Is 1972 the best year in album history? If you could keep only ONE of these albums and lose the rest forever — which survives? No ties. No hedging, One pick. #NowSpinning #VinylCommunity #RecordCollector #70sMusic

@Sas11eleven @RnRNationlive Yes, 4 comfortably

@RnRNationlive 4🎶

What concert for you? And go.. Follow us! #Heart/ #Comment/ #Retweet #Twitter / #X @RnRNationlive

@JVMonte2 Amazing selection, so I guess there are no wrong answers. For me: - The Wall - Pink Floyd - Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin - White Album - The Beatles

Which three from this group of “double” albums are you keeping?

What is your favourite Led Zeppelin intro?

@TheExtremeMusi1 Epic

Describe this album with 1 word 👇🏻

@VintageRockN_85 Jeff Beck. And he could be the greatest of all of those three you listed did exist.

Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page Don’t exist!!! Now who’s the Greatest?

What is your favourite song by Aerosmith?

@JVMonte2 Led Zeppelin. But mainly because of the longevity of them compared to what Pink Floyd achieved.

If you could instantly transport yourself to 1973, which one of these two bands would be your first choice to see live. Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd?

What’s a great song that has RUN or WALK in the title?

@Mikehomeseller Tom Petty, Prince, Joe Satriani