RAPID NeuroFascial Reset

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RAPID Therapists! Since taking RAPID what has been the biggest change for you?
03/12/2026

RAPID Therapists!

Since taking RAPID what has been the biggest change for you?

03/12/2026

How we do things differently with RAPID…

03/12/2026

Why doesn’t RAPID find it hard to treat pain? Watch to find out. 🎥

1 in 4 Women Have Post Surgical Pain following C-Section This study highlights a few very important points that we share...
03/11/2026

1 in 4 Women Have Post Surgical Pain following C-Section

This study highlights a few very important points that we share in our classes.

1️⃣ Surgical wounds(all wounds really) need to be addressed/treated immediately after they happen to minimize any long term effects on the body.

2️⃣ NSAID’s and stopping inflammation after surgery is detrimental on healing and contributes to long term and chronic pain.

3️⃣ It is imperative to have good post surgical pain management to mitigate the development of long term pain.

“There appears to be a consensus that acute post-surgical pain is a relevant contributing factor to the development of CPSP in women submitted to Cesarean section.”

💣 In conclusion, the findings of the present study provide important data on CPSP in women submitted to Cesarean section. One in four women report pain related to surgery three months after the operation, with this complaint being affected by anxiety levels, smoking and by the presence of severe pain in the early postoperative period. The risk factors identified here are modifiable, indicating that implementing preventive strategies could be beneficial. These strategies include providing emotional care and discouraging smoking in the period preceding a Cesarean section and offering better pain control following discharge from hospital for women who have undergone this surgical intervention.

Of the 620 women monitored after surgery, all received some type of medication for pain relief while in hospital. As shown in S1 Table, almost all (99.7%) were given simple analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) (93.3%) during this period. Of the simple analgesics, dipyrone was the most commonly administered medication (99.2%), while, of the NSAIDs, diclofenac sodium was the most common (99.5%). Only five women (0.8%) were given an opioid analgesic during this period.

A study on sciatica found that 84% of people improved after one year, yet many pain-free people still had disc herniatio...
03/10/2026

A study on sciatica found that 84% of people improved after one year, yet many pain-free people still had disc herniations on MRI while others in pain had “perfect” scans, showing that pain and imaging don’t always match. 🔎

Do you consider mobilization of the talus as part of your foot and ankle patient care? An anteriorly positioned talus wi...
03/10/2026

Do you consider mobilization of the talus as part of your foot and ankle patient care? An anteriorly positioned talus will restrict dorsifexion which is highly correlated with plantar fasciitis and bone spurs. If the talus is out of position no amount of shockwave, laser, taping or soft tissue work will have any impact on your patients pain.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwZnRzaAQOA39leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEePN7m3QkzmvS8xzXlJj5_rscx6trIrlIUiTqZEQ5mPDKWvDvDY8Wr5aBz4lc_aem_TbVH3yNpr277f5XDJ0STPw&v=9jVQy_CMO0Y&feature=youtu.be

Inflammation can sometimes hurt more than tissue damage—swipe to understand why. 🧠
03/09/2026

Inflammation can sometimes hurt more than tissue damage—swipe to understand why. 🧠

This image says it all.It’s not about pressure.It’s about receptors.Different receptors → different nervous system respo...
03/09/2026

This image says it all.

It’s not about pressure.
It’s about receptors.
Different receptors → different nervous system responses.

If pushing harder was the answer, pain would be simple.
But pain isn’t a force problem. It’s a processing problem.

When you target specific interfaces -where nociceptors are actually concentrated -you’re not just “working tissue.”

You’re changing input.
And when input changes, output changes.

That’s why…

• Strength improves immediately
• ROM increases
• Pain reduces -sometimes remotely
• The system recalibrates

It’s not magic.
It’s precision.

Stop chasing pressure.
Start targeting the driver.

One more….Doesn’t Rob look super cute in his RAPID hoody? 😘
03/07/2026

One more….Doesn’t Rob look super cute in his RAPID hoody? 😘

Full house in Edmonton today for Upper Body! ❤️
03/07/2026

Full house in Edmonton today for Upper Body! ❤️

03/06/2026

If you know RAPID, you know it’s not fun in the moment but the relief is worth it 😅

Can you do it? Single-leg stance isn’t a party trick -it’s a quick clinical screen.As we age, we lose it, and it reflect...
03/06/2026

Can you do it?

Single-leg stance isn’t a party trick -it’s a quick clinical screen.

As we age, we lose it, and it reflects our whole system and how our brain organizes balance.

The best part…it’s highly trreatable with the right inputs we can see immediate and obvious improvements.

Test it → treat it → re-test it…that is it.

In class we are trying to give our students back a good solid base, but if you read the article we give them back far more!

Single-leg stance isn’t a party trick — it’s a quick clinical screen.

As people age, it often drops, and it reflects the whole system: foot/ankle strength, hip control, proprioception, vision/vestibular input, and how the brain organizes balance.

The best part -it’s highly modifiable.
Just test it → treat it and re-test.
In class we are simply trying to give our students a better base, but as you will see in the article, we are giving them far more!

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20260114-the-surprising-benefits-of-standing-on-one-leg

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