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We had a fantastic weekend in Melbourne. On saturday I was fortunate to spend the day in the Laboratories revising Anatomy with dissections. Not the nicest thing to do but the best way to learn anatomy for sure.
On Sunday Dr Helen Nicholson and I presented the first APA Accredited course to Physiotherapists on Canine conformation and Gait.
I trust the day was enjoyed by all and would like to thank Paula and all the lovely owners and dogs for giving up their sunday for such a great day of learning.




I was walking along the beach this afternoon with the dogs and followed a lovely chocolate Lab.
These were his imprints:

The joy of being a physio is that I can't switch off from watching and observing. Whether it be how humans stand in a cue, the shape of their buttocks (not for a weird reason but it tells me what their back is like... of course!) and all our 4 legged friends moving
Movement tells us so much. Animals are very body aware and have 4 feet to distribute their weight.
This lovely labrador was multi-limb lame and you can tell by his prints that he is not spaced evenly.
So when you are next on the beach with your friend (human or animal) - have a look back at your footprints and see what that tells you!
I will be running a course with Helen (Animal Physio from Sydney) in Melbourne next Feb regarding canine conformation and gait - got me thinking today on my stroll.
Happy beaching!!
Cheers

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