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Case studies, acupoint and motor point technique, assessment and program news from the AcuSport Education instructors.
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San Jiao 5 (Waiguan): Anatomy and Locations
The intent of this article is to discuss the anatomy, locations and some clinical uses of San Jiao 5 (waiguan). The san jiao channel
Patient Self-Care for Balancing the Lung Sinew Channel (Jingjin)
Fig. 1: Patient has shortened LU Jingjin with an anterior scapular tilt This blog post will look at the influence of the myofascial plane
Linnea Varner — C.SMA of the Month (May 2020)
Linnea Varner, DACM, RN, C.SMA Linnea Varner, DACM, RN, C.SMA is a sports acupuncturist in Washington DC, Annapolis and Baltimore — certified in
Telemedicine Guide: A Low Back Pain Case Study
This article and the accompanying video are meant to share our experience with developing, designing and working through the logistical issues of a telemedicine
Ann Mowat — C.SMA of the Month (Apr. 2020)
Ann Mowat, L.Ac., C.SMA Ann Mowat, L.AC. is sports acupuncturist in Austin, Texas — certified in Sports Medicine Acupuncture® — and the owner of 512
AcuSport Education Forms Strategic Acupuncture Alliances to Benefit YOU
It is part of the AcuSport Education mission to both educate and support our students and certified practitioners. One aspect of this support is the creation
COVID-19 Results in Rescheduling of Module III
U.S. Air Force Graphic by Rosario "Charo" Gutierrez Governor Murphy of New Jersey has announced State of Emergency and a Public Health Emergency, effective immediately,
Marjorie Muth Brosi — C.SMA of the Month (Mar. 2020)
Marjorie Muth Brosi, D.Ac., L.Ac., RN, C. SMA Marjorie Muth Brosi, D.Ac., L.Ac., RN, C. SMA, is a sports acupuncturist in Maryland — certified
Ulnar Nerve Entrapment at the Elbow
This blog post is an evolution of the October 2019 blog post entitled “Cubital Tunnel Syndrome.” Be sure to scroll down to the video showing the
Pronator Teres Motor Point and Its Multiple Functions
The pronator teres (PT) muscle is located on the ventral aspect of the forearm connecting the radius and ulna together. Its length runs obliquely across the