
Well, This Is Awkward
by Dylan Wirick, MS, LAT, ATC Work Right has got great imagery of lifting. Graphics that show proper lifting posture – a wide stance, chest
Work Right NW utilizes licensed Athletic Trainers and Physical Therapists as Injury Prevention Specialists on the job location to integrate a comprehensive model that targets the employees overall safety and wellness. By providing for the wellness of their employees prior to the development of injury, corporations are able to substantially reduce the cost of workplace injuries, reduce non-occupational medical costs, improve employee morale, and increase efficiency. Work Right NW understands that when you teach people to work RIGHT everyone wins!
Want to challenge your postural strength and have a strong foundation for your shoulders and neck? Anti-gravity VW’s will surely get you going in the right direction!
Squatting RIGHT is a skill! Use our tips to perfect your squat skill and if you have more questions than you do answers, come visit us so we can give you come coaching tips!
by Dylan Wirick, MS, LAT, ATC Work Right has got great imagery of lifting. Graphics that show proper lifting posture – a wide stance, chest
by Sara Thistle, LAT, ATC, CSCS Lifting – or more simply, picking something up – is so woven into daily life that it’s rarely given
by Trevor Addison, MS, ATC There’s a common saying on safety-conscious construction sites: “ladders last.” This means ladders should only be used when all other
by Vanessa Punches, MS, LAT, ATC, CSCS, CES When we think about safety on the job, we often focus on helmets, gloves, or safety goggles.
by Andrea Jervinis, LAT, ATC Is your work fit meeting all the current trends? No, we aren’t talking about fashion trends. We’re talking about safety
by Aaron Weidman, MS, ATC, CEAS This week, we’re starting with story time! Let me give you a hypothetical scenario and you tell me if