What an amazing weekend! Thank you to Formation Continue
Chiropratique for hosting this course and to all the Canadian chiropractors who
joined us! Dr. Kurt Olding so enjoyed and appreciated their interest and
engagement with the content and the hands-on throughout the weekend.
Despite the weekend’s behind-the-scenes excitement (for lack
of a better word – delayed airplanes, locked up chiropractic table in a
warehouse without a key, borrowed Cox7 Table, ice/snow storm on Sunday, no
screen/projector on Saturday, the band for a birthday party on the other side of the wall – Oh my!), we covered the lumbar spine
content and participated in hands-on sessions (with Dr. Hoang’s table moved by Dr. Tim Schneider
and Dr. Daniel Hudon in a rented box truck!). The hotel staff helped moved it
into the room.
We had several hands-on sessions mixed with patient case
videos from Dr. Cox’s practice.
And a demonstration of doming of the diaphragm for hamstring
stretching as hamstrings are typically tight in spondylolisthesis.
While Dr. Olding and I don’t speak French, we did enjoy the
kind comments in English of appreciation for such a well-referenced
presentation, well-grounded sharing of clinical application and excitement for Part
II this fall in Montreal on October 25-27, 2019, when we'll practice more hands-on (with The Cox8 Table from Haven Innovation) and discuss the disc more at one of the few Part II
courses we offer outside of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
See you then!
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