Many with Left side tighter than right?

[jamirok]

@docjohn

great topic and close to my heart treatment-wise.
identify the neurological deficiencies (baseline functional neurological testing), correlate this with with biomechanical findings (gait, muscle length, manual muscle testing, joint restriction).
arrive at both a classical (achilles tendonosis, rtc strain, etc.), and functional/mechanical diagnosis.
implement a multimodal treatment plan including soft tissue, joint manip., therapeutic exercise, and neurological resolving activity based on a realistic time frame and actual short term, long term goals. Re-eval on every visit to assure effectiveness of provided interventions and modify accordingly. Cover the bases, and resolve based on necessity of care and not on popular technique choices.
has been very successful in my practice.

do you have a website?

What kind of treatment do you use in your practice?