Is That Something That Physical Therapists Need to Do?

Having a basic understanding of Newtonian physics or your classical physics or classical mechanics, you'll also hear all that phrasing. I think is very useful because sometimes, you know, somebody is arguing about a study that showed out an effect and they claim that that supports their explanation of how this thing works. It's like, well, hold on a second. The thing that you're describing defies Newton. So before you do a randomized controlled trial to see if it quote works, you need to update Newton because you're saying Newton is broken.