Evidence-Based. Experience-Driven. Expertly Published.
Kyndy Boyle is more than a physical therapist. She’s a nationally recognized expert in movement science and Postural Restoration. With over 30 years of clinical and academic experience, she has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles, case studies, and professional papers. Her work continues to shape how physical therapists understand pain, posture, and performance.
Whether you’re a healthcare professional seeking evidence-based insights or a patient curious about the science behind your care, this page makes it easy to explore Kyndy’s published work.
Robey JH, Boyle K. The Role of Prism Glass and Postural Restoration in Managing a Collegiate Baseball Pitcher with Bilateral Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: A Case Report. International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy (IJSPT). October 2013;8(5):716-728.
Boyle K, Demske J. Management of a Female with Chronic Sciatica and Low Back Pain: A Case Report. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, 25(1):44-54,2009.
Boyle K. Managing a Female Patient with Left Back Pain and Sacroiliac Joint Pain with Therapeutic Exercise. Physiotherapy Canada. Volume 63(2):154-163.
Boyle K. Clinical application of the right sidelying respiratory left adductor pull back exercise. International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy. June 2013, Vol 8(3):349-358.
Tenney, HR, Boyle, KL, DeBord, A. Influence of Hamstring and Abdominal Muscle Activation on a Positive Ober’s Test in People with Lumbopelvic Pain. Physiotherapy Canada. 2013; 65(1);4-11.
Robey JH, Boyle K. Bilateral Functional Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in a Collegiate Football Player: A Case Report. North American Journal of Sports Physical Therapy (NAJSPT). November 2009;4(4):170-190.
Boyle K., Jansa S., Lauseng C., Lewis C. Management of a Woman Diagnosed with Trochanteric Bursitis with the Use of a Protonics® Neuromuscular System. Journal on the Section of Women’s Health, April 2003: 27(1):12-17.
Boyle K, Olinick J, Lewis C. The Value of Blowing Up A Balloon. North American Journal of Sports Physical Therapy (NAJSPT). September 2010;5(3):179-188.