Corrective Exercise/Rehab Correcting the Cause, Not the Symptoms: Medial Knee Pain by Justin Price | Date Released : 14 Aug 2012 3 comments Close Back to top About the author: Justin Price Justin Price is the creator of The BioMechanics Method® which provides corrective exercise education and certifications for fitness professionals (available through PTontheNet). His techniques are used in over 40 countries by Specialists trained in his unique pain-relief methods and have been featured in Time magazine, Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, LA Times, Men’s Health, Arthritis Today, and on Web MD, BBC and Discovery Health. He is also an IDEA International Personal Trainer of the Year, their National Spokesperson for chronic pain, subject matter expert on corrective exercise for the American Council on Exercise, TRX and BOSU, former Director of Content for PTontheNet and founding author of PTA Global. Full Author Details Related contentContent from Justin Price Corrective Exercise Strategies for Training the Older Adult with Hip and/or Knee Replacements Evan Osar, D.C. | Articles Understanding Recurring Muscle and Joint Pain Justin Price | Articles The Best Assessment for Chronic Pain Justin Price | Articles Cashing In on Corrective Exercise with Your Current Clients Justin Price | Articles Tennis Balls: A Personal Trainer’s Best Kept Secret Justin Price | Articles Exercise Order and Sequencing for Corrective Exercise Programs Justin Price | Articles Corrective Exercise Is Not Just About Corrective Exercises Justin Price | Articles How to Use ViPR as a Functional Rehab Tool by Justin Price | Videos Self Myofascial Release Tips for Seniors by Justin Price | Videos Strategies to Improve Movement and Decrease Pain by Justin Price | Videos Improving Movement to Decrease Pain Justin Price | Articles Addressing Lower Back Pain, Part 2 Justin Price | Articles Addressing Lower Back Pain, Part 1 Justin Price | Articles Using BOSU to Alleviate Knee Pain Justin Price | Articles Corrective Exercise - Part 3: The Thoracic Spine, Shoulder Girdle, Head and Neck Justin Price | Articles Corrective Exercise - Part 2: The Lumbo-Pelvic Hip Girdle Justin Price | Articles Corrective Exercise - Part 1: The Foot, Ankle and Knee Justin Price | Articles Using Re-assessments in Every Session by Justin Price | Videos Using Gap Analysis to Set Realistic Goals with Clients by Mary Bratcher, Justin Price | Videos Strategies to Improve Movement and Decrease Pain by Justin Price | Videos Shoulder and Neck Assessments by Justin Price | Videos Self-massage Techniques for Your Client by Justin Price | Videos Self Myofascial Release Tips for Seniors by Justin Price | Videos Pre-Exercise Movement Assessment by Justin Price | Videos Non-Exercise Related Components of Corrective Exercise by Justin Price | Videos Maximizing the Impact of Initial Consultations by Justin Price | Videos Manage a Client’s Recurring Muscle and Joint Pain by Justin Price | Videos Increasing Client Retention, Part 2 by Mary Bratcher, Justin Price | Videos Increasing Client Retention, Part 1 by Mary Bratcher, Justin Price | Videos How to Use ViPR as a Functional Rehab Tool by Justin Price | Videos How to Increase Client Adherence by Justin Price | Videos How to Develop a Pain-Free Mindset by Justin Price | Videos How Scar Tissue Affects Your Clients by Justin Price | Videos How Leg Length Discrepancies Affect Your Clients’ Musculoskeletal System by Justin Price | Videos Good Posture Holds the Key to Happiness by Justin Price | Videos Fun and Games in Corrective Exercise by Justin Price | Videos Enhancing Your Fitness Professional Reputation by Justin Price | Videos Corrective Exercise Order by Justin Price | Videos Corrective Exercise and Group Fitness by Justin Price | Videos Correcting the Cause, Not the Symptoms: Medial Knee Pain by Justin Price | Videos Cashing in on Corrective Exercises by Justin Price | Videos Assessment Demo for Chronic Pain: Torso Rotation by Justin Price | Videos Leave a reply Comments (3) Benson, Christine3362 | 22 May 2017, 21:34 PM Great lecture! Reply Price, Justin | 14 Oct 2013, 19:22 PM I am glad that you found the video helpful. As you learned from the video, the position of the scapula can also affect the function of the arms, rib-cage, pelvis, hips and even the feet. As such, it is very difficult for me to give generic exercises to someone without assessing them first in person to understand the underlying causes of their dysfunction/pain. Sorry I cannot be of more assistance over the Internet. Perhaps if we ever get a chance to meet in person I can be of help then. Kind regards, Justin. Reply Lemes Pereira, Giuliano | 09 Oct 2013, 04:32 AM Jaw dropping explanation, for my surprise I found out that my two days with medial knee pain .on left leg was a protraction on my left escapula. Exactly like you describe.... Any sugestions for corrective exercises? thanks . Reply Back to top