Hot Topic: An Isometrics Revolution is Here
Stay Ahead of the Curve: Master the Latest in Isometric Techniques
Isometrics — muscle contractions without movement — are proving to be powerful tools for managing pain, restoring strength, and improving neuromuscular control across a wide range of patients.
The world of physical therapy is exploding with new about isometrics research — and you (and your patients) stand to benefit… if you can keep up.
Luckily, we’ve brought in an expert to help you do just that.
Join Dr. Rick Joreitz (PT, DPT, ATC), Division I Sports Fellowship Director at Pitt and former team PT for the Pittsburgh Penguins, for an in-depth webinar on how to integrate pushing and yielding isometrics into your clinical practice. These cutting-edge techniques are reshaping the way clinicians reduce pain, improve muscle activation, and accelerate recovery.
What You’ll Learn From This Webinar:
- How pushing and yielding isometrics can dramatically improve outcomes
- When and how to implement these strategies in your treatment plans
- The latest research supporting isometric techniques in rehab and performance
- How to integrate these approaches with your current protocols
- Real-world applications from elite-level sports to everyday practice
- … and many more!
Spots are limited, so register now!
Who is Dr. Nick Rolnick?
Rick Joreitz (PT, DPT, ATC) earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Rehabilitation Sciences with a concentration in Athletic Training in 2005, and his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree in 2008, both from the University of Pittsburgh. In 2011 he became a Board-Certified Sports Clinical Specialist by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties.
Joreitz worked as a physical therapist for the UPMC Rehabilitation Institute (formerly the Centers for Rehab Services) for 11 years and was the team physical therapist for the Pittsburgh Penguins, including their 2016 and 2017 Stanley Cup championship seasons.
In 2019, Joreitz was hired to a dual-role as Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Team Physical Therapist for Pitt Athletics. He currently teaches in the musculoskeletal curriculum and primarily works with the Pitt Football Team. In 2022, with the support of the Athletic Department, Joreitz developed the University of Pittsburgh Division I Sports Physical Therapy Fellowship program and serves as its director.
Joreitz has recently enrolled in the University of Pittsburgh Doctor of Education program, majoring in Higher Education.
Register Now!
Date: 7/01/25
Time: 8:00pm-9:00pm EST
Cost: Free!
Location: Microsoft Teams Webinar – Click Here to Register!
