PhysioTutors: Anatomy - Planes & Axis

In this video Kai from PhysioTutors talks you through the different anatomical planes and corresponding axis.

PhysioTutors: Patient History and RPS-Form

In this video Andreas from PhysioTutors explains you a way of how to use the RPS-Form of the ICF framework in your patient history taking.

PhysioTutors

I am very glad and proud of presenting you the PhysioTutors!

Andreas and Kai, two of my best classmates at the European School of Physiotherapy, have just created a YouTube channel with some amazing educational videos for tutoring students of the school but also everyone interested in the amazing profession of Physical Therapy. My blog will be hosting videos from their channel and I have already created a separate section for this. What you can find there: hints and tips on how take your first complete patient history, anatomy tutorials, assessment tests and tricks and many many more.

This is a huge project that just started and I wish them all the best. I wish them to make as big as their ambition for that! Well done guys... and thank you for this collaboration.

Andreas Heck

My name is Andreas Heck and I was born and raised in Germany. I also spent most of my time there, though I did a semester abroad in the United States where I developed the idea of studying Physiotherapy.

I had two destinations in mind: Boston and Amsterdam....I ended up in Amsterdam.I am now a second-year-student at the European School of Physiotherapy.

The opportunity of tutoring first-year-students at school led me to creating the youtube channel not only for our tutoring-class but for everyone to benefit from what we have learned. 

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Kai Sigel

I´m Kai Sigel and I am German as well. After finishing German high school (gymnasium) I followed my father’s advice to discard the idea of going into medicine and studied Business Information Systems at the “Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg” in Stuttgart.

After getting my bachelor’s degree, I have worked in the sales and marketing department of a bigger German company as International E-Procurement Project Manager for almost three years.

Yet still, there was this longing in the back of my mind to go into a branch, in which I could help people, have closer personal connections and where my true passion and interests lie: sports and health!

So I quit my job from one day to another, packed my backpack and travelled around the world for almost a year and came back full of energy to start a “new life” in Amsterdam to pursue my passion at the European School of Physiotherapy in Amsterdam.

Murderball

Murderball is a 2005 American documentary film about tetraplegic athletes who play wheelchair rugby. It centers on the rivalry between the Canadian and U.S. teams leading up to the 2004 Paralympic Games.

You MUST watch it if you want to work with these guys!!!

The desire to do something greater in your life

When Kyle Maynard was 14 years old, he put his own socks on for the first time -- not an easy thing to do for a young man with virtually no arms and no legs. The first sock took him 30 minutes. The second one took him 15 minutes. Facing challenges and succeeding has been the hallmark of the life of Kyle Maynard, who made a name for himself into a high school wrestling champ and now as an adult, looks to inspire others with what he can do. ESPN has the story of Kyle's riskiest challenge ever... a transformative moment... for a guy who now gets his socks on... in 60 seconds.