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Workstation Ergonomics
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Margarita Chtein talks about the importance of education and prevention, as well as some simple tips to correct a work station and prevent neck pain.
CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get better, recover faster and stay healthier. If you want the ability to stay active in the things you love to do, then look for the CAMPT-Certified logo. You can find out more info on CAMPT at manippt.org/.
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Physiotherapy and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Переглядів 2914 годин тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Jacqueline Tu Anh Tu Lam talks about Obstructive Sleep Apnea. She suggests a simple tongue exercise to help strengthen and open the airway as well as the recommended sleep positioning. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get better, recover faster and stay healthier....
Knee Osteoarthritis - Physiotherapy Can Help!
Переглядів 1214 годин тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified physiotherapist Lindsay Thompson briefly outlines the pathophysiology of knee OA and how physiotherapists can help individuals manage it. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get better, recover faster and stay healthier. If you want the ability to stay active in the things you love ...
CAMPT Physiotherapy in your Home
Переглядів 363 місяці тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Sarah Symmes talks about the benefits of in-home care, allowing her to offer physiotherapy that is accessible and truly client centred. You can find out more about Sarah at www.centredphysiotherapy.com. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get better, recover faster a...
A Different Approach to Mechanical Low Back Pain
Переглядів 2473 місяці тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Neha Chopra talks about mechanical low back pain and how it is one of the most commonly treated conditions in physiotherapy. A regional assessment and treatment approach of manual therapy to the lumbar spine is many times inefficient. It is important to look at many other areas that can contribute to lumbar pain. Some of these areas include neck, mi...
Shoulder Pain and Surfing
Переглядів 613 місяці тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Graham Dalseg discusses how shoulder pain is a common problem with prolonged paddling while surfing. He also talks about the importance of proper thoracic mobility to allow for full shoulder function. You can find out more about Graham at www.grindstonephysio.ca CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in ha...
Low Back Pain with Deadlifts
Переглядів 1019 місяців тому
Deadlifts are a fantastic exercise to strengthen the gluteal and hamstring muscles. Unfortunately, many people experience lower back pain and injury from this exercise. In this video, CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Ashley Chapman discuss common reasons this can occur. She also provides techniques and tips to help you lift, pain free! You can contact Ashley at ashley@warriorphysio.com or find o...
Heel Pain in Runners
Переглядів 299 місяців тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Ashley Cripps talks about Plantar fasciitis, a common condition that causes pain at the bottom of the heel. It is typically an overuse injury that frequently occurs in our running population. You can contact Ashley at ashley@coronaphysio.com or find out more at www.coronaphysio.com/. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-rec...
Myth Busting Facts about Knee Osteoarthritis
Переглядів 74Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Allison Ezzat discusses 3 common myths about knee osteoarthritis and how exercise-therapy and education can help reduce pain and improve function in people with the condition. You can contact Allison at allisonezzat@gmail.com or find out more at nssm.ca/. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on ...
Climbers Elbow
Переглядів 51Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Ehryn Crane explores a common injury encountered in the climbing community called climber's elbow. Throughout the video, he breaks down what this actually means, what might be causing it, and how a CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist can help. You can contact Ehryn at ehryn@coronaphysio.com or find out more at www.coronaphysio.com/. CAMPT-Certified phys...
Shoulder Pain due to Stand Up Paddle Boarding
Переглядів 88Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Steve Brown discusses the common causes of shoulder pain related to stand up paddle boarding. It also covers proper paddling technique! You can contact Steve at steve@huroncrossing.ca or find out more at huroncrossing.ca/. CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get bett...
SI Joint Dysfunction
Переглядів 72Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Mark Tsai talks about how Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is one of the conditions that is often missed or commonly misdiagnosed as sciatica. The SI joint pain can refer to the lower back, the buttocks, groins and even down the legs, which mimics the sciatic pain. In addition, the muscles in the region can also cause trigger point pain that mimics thes...
Mobility vs Flexibility
Переглядів 73Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Yara Harb discusses ways to avoid muscle strains as a result of over-stretching. You can contact Yara at yaraharb@gmail.com or find out more at physiofirstottawa.com and anatomyphysioclinic.com/ CAMPT-Certified physiotherapists have received internationally-recognized training in hands-on therapy. We can help you get better, recover faster and stay ...
Ice Hockey and Groin Pain
Переглядів 248Рік тому
Carlie Rompre, a CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist, has played ice hockey on/ off for 25 years and played for the UBC Women’s Varsity Ice Hockey Team. She loves working with ice hockey players to help them recover from injuries and get them back on the ice. In this video, Carlie talks about a common complaint amongst hockey players: groin pain. She discusses two common causes of groin pain, which...
Dealing with Dizziness
Переглядів 161Рік тому
This video by CAMPT-Certified Physiotherapist Kerra Quinn discusses the different causes of dizziness and how physical therapists can aide in assessing and diagnosing these conditions. What dizziness feels like may depend on the cause of the dizziness and the individual experiencing it. There are many ways patients can describe their dizziness: fogginess, lightheaded, off-balance or vertigo. An...
Unilateral Lower Back Pain
Переглядів 3302 роки тому
Unilateral Lower Back Pain
How to Treat Shoulder Impingement
Переглядів 1872 роки тому
How to Treat Shoulder Impingement
Netflix Binging Exercise Break
Переглядів 642 роки тому
Netflix Binging Exercise Break
Golf Canada Team Physio
Переглядів 1222 роки тому
Golf Canada Team Physio
Physiotherapy to help address tension and/or trauma & complex pain in the body
Переглядів 2232 роки тому
Physiotherapy to help address tension and/or trauma & complex pain in the body
Treating TMJ Dysfunction
Переглядів 1102 роки тому
Treating TMJ Dysfunction
The Power of Education in Uncertain Times
Переглядів 432 роки тому
The Power of Education in Uncertain Times
Back Mobility for Moms
Переглядів 1592 роки тому
Back Mobility for Moms
Manual Therapy: Myth-Busting
Переглядів 7 тис.4 роки тому
Manual Therapy: Myth-Busting
Dancing in Your Chair for Back Mobility
Переглядів 1404 роки тому
Dancing in Your Chair for Back Mobility
Les maux de tête
Переглядів 1704 роки тому
Les maux de tête
Pelvic Health Physiotherapy - Stay Curious!
Переглядів 2964 роки тому
Pelvic Health Physiotherapy - Stay Curious!
Groovin' with Vinny
Переглядів 1544 роки тому
Groovin' with Vinny
Shoulder Pain in Tennis Players
Переглядів 2,9 тис.4 роки тому
Shoulder Pain in Tennis Players
La physiothérapie pour les commotions cérébrales
Переглядів 5505 років тому
La physiothérapie pour les commotions cérébrales

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @harrymoto6951
    @harrymoto6951 29 днів тому

    Notice the dog. He's been through this before: totally chill, then when she first moves the canoe, he's OUT of there! LOL In one smooth motion... momentum is your friend. If you don't follow Amy's technique it will be really hard to lift, it you use her technique momentum is your third hand.

  • @XTQ1179
    @XTQ1179 Місяць тому

    What a woman! WoW! Great job!

  • @jeffreyerwin3665
    @jeffreyerwin3665 2 місяці тому

    In my old age I cannot lift even a 45 lb. canoe over my head. Instead, I grab the canoe towards its stern and lift the stern up over my head with the bow in the ground. Then in walk my way towards the bow until the portage bar is over my shoulders where I can then lower it. So far, I have not dropped the canoe using this method.

  • @33hbird
    @33hbird 2 місяці тому

    sure, but can you cook, clean, and chop firewood?

  • @TheSeriousWaterman
    @TheSeriousWaterman 3 місяці тому

    How to lift an ultralight canoe...easy...How to lift a real canoe....outch

  • @abowhand
    @abowhand 3 місяці тому

    Good job!

  • @saxonman
    @saxonman 5 місяців тому

    That's great! If you are built like Amy... I'm a bit less than average male, and she could fold me like a carboard box... If you are like me you need to start further to the back of a canoe using the opposite end as a third leg and then "walk" your way to the middle.

  • @carly91
    @carly91 5 місяців тому

    Im going to go try rn but im not sure if my canoe is much heavier than yours or you just make it look so easy!

  • @dananorth895
    @dananorth895 7 місяців тому

    A quality wheeled caddy is a lifesaver if you possibly can use it.

  • @j.t.c.9157
    @j.t.c.9157 9 місяців тому

    As a physiotherapist I would think you would advocate a safer way to lift a canoe by yourself than this... I mean same basic technique done from farther back and then walking your hands to the balance point is way safer.. just sayin

  • @Андрей-ш4д5ь
    @Андрей-ш4д5ь 9 місяців тому

    Крепкая девченка😊

  • @alphasolucoesmarketing
    @alphasolucoesmarketing 10 місяців тому

    a hug straight from Brazil, like the video

  • @stuart6478
    @stuart6478 10 місяців тому

    A great way to prevent back injuries is to LIFT WEIGHTS EVERY DAY your welcome

  • @scottmeyer1268
    @scottmeyer1268 10 місяців тому

    That's how I learned to do it years ago. Here's an alternate technique for older people or those who don't feel as strong: ua-cam.com/video/cHoyTaB5kkU/v-deo.html

  • @oddities-whatnot
    @oddities-whatnot 11 місяців тому

    I prevent back injuries by letting everyone else do the lifting.

  • @robnation2475
    @robnation2475 11 місяців тому

    You and your technique are both beautiful. 🙂Very impressive! Thanks!

    • @robnation2475
      @robnation2475 11 місяців тому

      I finally noticed the dog's reaction 😀"What the woof?!"😯

  • @davidr.massey419
    @davidr.massey419 Рік тому

    Buy a lighter canoe!! Been thru when canoes were fiberglass monster heavy's. Someone very skillful dead on accurate artisans made a stripper canoe as the "plug" for the female mold. In marathon canoe racing competitors made their own designs in strip canoes. These had to be 27" wide at the 3" water line at the widest point(maybe midships) 33" wide at the gunnels with 18 foot-6" overall length 10" minimum at stern and 15" at bow. Most of the best builders strip boats came in at near or less than 35 pounds. Now some sellers do this in RIGID Carbon-Fiber @ 26 to 31 pounds. Duh one hand like a heavy briefcase handling.

  • @micstica
    @micstica Рік тому

    Wow, I bet you can roll a cigarette in one hand and me with the other. And no padding on the yoke. Well done.

  • @sebastienjunker6907
    @sebastienjunker6907 Рік тому

    Bonjour, il y a 4 ans et demi j'ai eu une chute sur une table en plastique, mais sans perdre connaissance, pas de symptômes au début, mais par la suite, bon je n'ai pas eu de vomissements rien ni mal de tête, mais des problèmes de m'mémoires équilibre et sensibilité au bruit et à la lumière, le médecin me dit s'est pas grave, cela à juste saigné entre la peau du crane, le cerveaux rien, est ce des troubles cognitifs, bien que cela semble déjà bien guérit il y a des symptômes tout de même mais léger, est ce normal que cela va si long, parfois des picotements dans les joues, au début s'étais les jambes qui n'avaient pas de force, aujourd'hui s'est pas cent pour cent mais presque, manque de rapidité, j'ai parfois envie de jurer, ce que je ne fesais pas avant, encore merci.

  • @sweettony9359
    @sweettony9359 Рік тому

    That is one rugged lass.

  • @plmn93
    @plmn93 Рік тому

    Getting it onto my shoulders is easy enough but I do have some trouble balancing it during that move. The back end usually hits the ground before I am able to get it balanced. Just need more practice I suppose.

  • @jimmoses6617
    @jimmoses6617 Рік тому

    Don't spend the first twenty years of your adult life framing houses or pouring concrete foundations.

  • @junefourth9821
    @junefourth9821 Рік тому

    When teaching, the issue beginners generally face is which arm goes across to the far side. Also they need to know to bend their knees to lower their centre of gravity, and to engage their abs to stabilize their lower back and core when accelerating the dead weight skyward. (As a CAMPT designation holder, I am astounded you didn’t incorporate back safety into your how to video.). You raise the hull to inverted after rocking then slip your base of support under; you don’t bring the boat (thwart or yoke) to your shoulders, you bring your shoulders to the thwart; you slip under it you don’t muscle it over top of your head… there’s an optical illusion since your frame of reference is static from the fixed video camera position. You sneak underneath of the flipped over hull then extend (straighten) your legs shoulder width apart. These are the bio mechanics of how and why the methodology functions as it does. Not going with the flow of the forces can lead to sprains and strains. Learn with two spotters in place. It depends on 1) which direction of travel you intend to head towards 2) whether you are on the port or starboard side of the boat lying on the ground.

  • @bettylouisemurree
    @bettylouisemurree Рік тому

    What is shoulder impingement? How is it caused?

  • @blackspruceroutes
    @blackspruceroutes Рік тому

    Hahaha With a $5000 dollar 35 pound canoe. Now let's see a 70 or 90 pounder😅

  • @kusterflattail
    @kusterflattail Рік тому

    Wow, I want to go canoe camping with you!!

  • @reelchef67
    @reelchef67 Рік тому

    For heavier canoes and older canoeists, do the same motion but farther towards one end while opposite end is resting on the ground and then walk it back onto your shoulders , This way you don't have to lift the entire weight of the canoe.

    • @TheWhiskeyCowboyLife
      @TheWhiskeyCowboyLife 7 місяців тому

      I was going to mention this as well. It also prevents injury when not truly being able to handle the weight of a canoe in such a fast and jarring movement. The way she does it is fine if you are fit and strong and have a relatively light canoe.... but.... then again, if someone hurts themselves with her advice, she can provide "therapy". ;)

    • @reelchef67
      @reelchef67 7 місяців тому

      @@TheWhiskeyCowboyLife Ya and that is also an ultra light kelvar and carbon canoe she is using probably 38lb soaking wet and long cry from a cedar strip or grumman tripper at 75-80lbs

  • @johnnyd676
    @johnnyd676 Рік тому

    I have used your technique until I switched to this method due to age and lots of little injuries. Great little demonstration though. ua-cam.com/video/cHoyTaB5kkU/v-deo.html

  • @TypicalZain
    @TypicalZain Рік тому

    Lol she fire

  • @OLDMANTEA
    @OLDMANTEA 2 роки тому

    I recommend a Kevlar canoe

  • @148woodrow
    @148woodrow 2 роки тому

    Or just pay someone else to carry it for you.

  • @148woodrow
    @148woodrow 2 роки тому

    I love this woman.

  • @davidrobins4025
    @davidrobins4025 2 роки тому

    Very well demonstrated - good technique. Thanks

  • @robertbolding4182
    @robertbolding4182 2 роки тому

    I could do that I'm 65 years old and just had a stroke and I could do that of course I make cedar strip canoes.

  • @dasaxophonist
    @dasaxophonist 2 роки тому

    I have pain in the left middle of my knee from a snowboarding accident 6 months ago. Does the pain go away permanently or would I need therapy or surgery?

  • @rocknridgeadventures
    @rocknridgeadventures 2 роки тому

    Bet you wouldn't do it as easily with an 'iron horse' 30+ Kg's canoe...plus 'back country' you've no air bags etc in there, and shoes would be a good idea...it's flawed with holes. If your teaching 'best practice' you have to do 'best practice'

  • @pinguzoe
    @pinguzoe 2 роки тому

    try that with my old town discovry....no thanks to heavy

  • @yk-um5pp
    @yk-um5pp 2 роки тому

    Ce qui me fait mal dans sa ait qu on peut meme pas dormir sa me fatigue tro

  • @denisesarazin6753
    @denisesarazin6753 2 роки тому

    I used to easily lift my previous 16-ft 72-lb prospector using that technique but it became too heavy so I got a 42-lb Swift Keewaydin 16. However, I got the detachable yoke and didn’t realize that I wouldn’t be able to use this technique anymore because the yoke thread could break if I lift the canoe using the yoke. It’s disappointing but at least I can use the other technique with one end on the ground to start with.

  • @Dandandan3
    @Dandandan3 2 роки тому

    Very nice. Gonna try. 👍

  • @jguild45
    @jguild45 2 роки тому

    Thanks for making a simple video. You sure are in great shape!

  • @giovanni468
    @giovanni468 2 роки тому

    𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪

  • @KhlaBaiTong
    @KhlaBaiTong 2 роки тому

    So beautiful 😘

  • @johnself
    @johnself 2 роки тому

    BOSS.

  • @deplorabledave1048
    @deplorabledave1048 2 роки тому

    We were only 12 and 13 years old and we carried cedar and canvass canoes in Algonquin Provincial Park. Thus was in 1970. Back then the canoes weighed 60 to 80 lbs depending on how much water they had soaked up. Average was about 70lbs,. Very hard on your neck!!! We had leather tumps that distributed the weight on to our head. That helped balance it too. It was more art than strength to get the canoe up on your shoulders. Then it was how much PAIN could you endure on really long, or steep or slippery portages. The one between Canoe Lake and Smoke lake was straight up a mountain!!

    • @junefourth9821
      @junefourth9821 Рік тому

      Our councillors told us there was a coke machine at the far end of the portage!

  • @hstrinzel
    @hstrinzel 2 роки тому

    WOW, at 60 years old and being "only" a software programmer,I fear that even if I got that motion to go absolutely perfect, my back and shoulders would be totally out of whack regardless. I will stay on flat terrain where I can use WHEEL trailers for the canoe. But it is interesting to see that SOME people CAN do that motion. Congratulations, Amy!

    • @junefourth9821
      @junefourth9821 Рік тому

      Flabby untoned muscles will not be useful. When this technique originated people where better conditioned and not by working out at gyms in the 1700 and 1800s. They did physical tasks everyday so didn’t need any gym membership. Programmers sit too long.

    • @richarddsouza7761
      @richarddsouza7761 Рік тому

      Look up the manoeuvre where you hold the stern seat and lift from the back, and then shimmy yourself to the yoke..

  • @bryankautz826
    @bryankautz826 2 роки тому

    Nice clear demo & technique, but just one question, anyway to get the doggo to help out? 6 paws are better than just 2! 🤪🐶

  • @terryknutson3202
    @terryknutson3202 2 роки тому

    "Not evr one is as strong as you "honey."

  • @nwtauthor
    @nwtauthor 2 роки тому

    Hey, keep at the work. You will enjoy this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him instructional and practical.

  • @APSWStateOfMind
    @APSWStateOfMind 2 роки тому

    This is lovely...but what about an 81 lb canoe with no thwarts or yoke? I use a dolly, and it's about getting it on and off the vehicle by myself. I have a system, but am liking to see if I can do it better.