NKT Czech Republic

Shoulder Rotator Cuff Muscle Problem:

I had an interesting find with a client with persistent front shoulder pain. He had previously tried other therapy approaches but only had temporary relief before the pain returned.

We identified the muscle involved as his right Subscapularis shoulder rotator cuff—it was very tender and tight (see muscle marked in green).

Now, I will be honest, before I took the NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT) Level 1 course with the creator of NKT, David Weinstock, back in 2013, my ‘old’ therapy approach would have been to work on massaging and stretching this painful front rotator cuff muscle.

After all, if a muscle feels 'tight', surely that makes sense, right?!

Not in this case!

Using NKT, we assessed the Subscapularis muscle and found it to actually be weak and neurologically underworking (inhibited).

I found a dysfunctional movement pattern in which the rear Infraspinatus rotator cuff muscle was overworking and compensating for the underworking front Subscapularis muscle.

In the NKT Level 1 courses, we teach how to find and treat muscle imbalances. We also teach that a tight muscle = a dysfunctional muscle and that further testing is needed to find out WHY it is tight in the first place!

I could have made the problem WORSE by massaging and stretching the weak front shoulder muscle.

By correcting the faulty movement pattern between these two shoulder muscles, we could treat the cause and not just chase the symptoms.

Simple self-care exercises were assigned to release the overworking rear shoulder muscle and then activate and gently strengthen the underworking front shoulder muscle.

If you want to learn how to become an NKT 'Neurological Detective' and help your clients/patients feel and move better, we would love to show and teach you the philosophy and concepts of NKT in an upcoming course:

PRAGUE: 26-27 April 2025

For more information, go to: https://neurokinetictherapy.com/upcoming-seminars/

*Early Registration Offer Ending Soon*

Wednesday, 28th August, is the last day to save yourself $100 for the next NKT Level 1 course in Prague!

Learn how to use practical neuroscience to improve your assessments and treatments.

For more information and to register:
NeuroKineticTherapy.com/Upcoming-Seminars

Congratulations to the graduates of the Prague NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT) Level 1 course!

We had people attending from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, France, the United Kingdom and Lithuania.

They learned about how previous injuries and trauma can create neuromuscular dysfunctions.

In Level 1, NKT teaches protocols to find and treat muscle imbalances plus dysfunctions related to scars.

NeuroKinetic Therapy returns to Prague on 30.09-01.10 for the next Level 1 course!

Save $100 with the early registration discount, which ends soon on 30.08

Learn how to assess and treat neuromuscular dysfunctions to help your clients/patients feel and move better with rehab after injuries and surgeries.

For more information and to register:
https://neurokinetictherapy.com/upcoming-seminars/

Czech footprint during IMTAP (Integrated manual testing and palpation) course in London past weekend. Course with Thomas Wells from USA is gamechanger for every NKT practitioner no matter of their level.

Congratulations to the graduates of the NKT Level 2 course in Prague!

They learnt assessments and treatments for dysfunctions, including breathing patterns, joints (ligaments and capsules), standing perturbation/balance, and human gait subsystems.

Neurokinethic Therapy creates support for students via live Study groups. They are design to review learned material, eliminate mistakes, extend student's skills and answer their questions.
Friday's Study group was held the day before another NKT Level 2 course in Prague.

Just one week left, 1th March, to save yourself $100 on NKT Level 1 in Prague!

Find out why health and fitness professionals around the world are turning to NKT to resolve soft tissue injuries.

For more information: NeuroKineticTherapy.com/Upcoming-Seminars

Congratulations to all new students who completed the Prague, Czech Republic NKT Level 1 course!

They spent two days learning and practising how to assess and correct neuromuscular dysfunctions with muscles, fascia, and scars.

If you want to learn how to become an 'NKT Detective' to help your clients/patients feel and move better, we will return for the next Prague NKT Level 1 class in Spring 2023.