Your Movement Assessment and Corrective Exercise Resource.
Movement Assessment Course
Rehab In Motion seminars:
Principles And Concepts of
Dysfunctional Movement Impairments
What you will learn:
- Where to start with intensity of exercise
- Soft tissue versus bony restriction
- Hick’s Criteria for lumbar instability
Training stability versus strength
- McGill’s Big Three for lumbar instability
- Cervical deep flexor activation
- Intensity = Resistance + Stability
Screening Introduction: The Base Screen
- Integrating movement theory with practice (lecture-lab)
- Isolating Dysfunction
Cervical Dysfunction Assessment
- Exercise Program Progression Design: (Lecture/Lab)
- Developing a rehab program based on the screen
- Linking the results to exercise
- Corrective exercise selection based on the screening results
Screen Break-Out Assessments with Corrections (Lecture-Demonstration-Lab)
- Overhead Deep Squat/Single Leg Squat
- Single Leg Stance
Lumbar Flexion Assessment
- Screen Break-Out Assessments with Corrections (Lecture-Demonstration-Lab)
- Thoraco-lumbar Extension
5 pieces of exercise equipment every office needs
| Date | Location | Time | |
| 6/8/13 | Atlanta, GA | 1:00pm-5:00pm | |
| 6/8/13 | Denver, CO | 1:00pm-5:00pm | |
Please contact us for additional seminar dates and registration information: info@movementassessment.com
Continuing education credit (CE) is provided by New York Chiropractic College (NYCC) License Renewal: While applications relating to credit hours for license renewal in selected states have been executed for these programs, it remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from whom they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approve both venue and content as they relate to any seminar/course/lecture/webinar /online presentation (event). Neither a speaker's or exhibitor's presence at said event, nor product mention or display, shall in any way constitute NYCC endorsement. NYCC's role is strictly limited to processing, submitting, and archiving program documents on behalf of course sponsors. NYCC Postgraduate Department 1-800-434-3955.
