Movement Debrief Episode 28 is in the books. Here is a copy of the video and audio for your listening pleasure.
Here is the set list:
- How do testing considerations differ for people with joint hypermobility syndromes?
- What does treatment look like for the hypermobile client?
- Why I like pushups and other upper body exercises can be effective selections for lower body problems
- What “pain science” courses do I recommend
- What’s the deal with overbracing and cueing abdominal coordination?
- How can you reduce lat overactivity
- The clinical reasoning model that I am thinking of
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Enjoy. (sorry about the audio delay, still making some tweaks on my new computer)
Here were the links I mentioned:
Here is the first way I assess coordinative variability
The next test assess coordination, power, and fatigability of joint variability:
Graded Motor Imagery Course Notes
Mobilisation of the Nervous System Course Notes
Therapeutic Neuroscience Education Course Notes
International Spine and Pain Institute
“All Gain No Pain” by Bill Hartman
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Table of Contents
Hypermobility
Pushups Over Quad Sets
Overbracing
Lat Dominance
Another classic Zac. Just to give back a bit, this is some interesting stuff from from functional medicine perspective for those with hypermobility who also have chronic health issues (which many seem to have) https://metabolichealing.com/rccx-link-complex-illness-important/
I have a question about wisdom teeth, should I post it up on that blog post or is here good?
Thanks , Marcel
I see all things, but may be more relevant on the blog that discusses wisdom teeth.
Appreciate the share and definitely look forward to checking this post out 🙂
Z