Zone of Apposition, Total Hip Replacement, and Client Wants vs Needs – Movement Debrief Episode 74

Movement Debrief Episode 74 is in the books. Below is a copy of the video for your viewing pleasure, and audio if you can’t stand looking at me.

Here is the set list:

  • What is a zone of apposition (ZOA)?
  • How does one attain a ZOA?
  • Are we expected to keep a ZOA at all times?
  • What activities should be focused on after a total hip replacement?
  • What considerations should be made for specific procedures?
  • How do we get patients/clients to focus on things they need vs what they want to do?
  • How can I educate patients/clients better on how certain activities can be beneficial to them?

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Action of the diaphragm on the rib cage.

Mechanics of respiratory muscles

A meta-analysis comparing the direct anterior with other approaches in primary total hip arthroplasty

Here is a link to all of my hip debriefs

Here is a move to restore hip extension for someone with a posterior approach to a total hip replacement

Here is a move to restore hip extension for someone with a posterior approach to a total hip replacement

I like this move to restore hip abduction. It’s also pretty solid for hip extension

Sidelying stride

Here is a link to the squatting bar reach movement deep dive

Here is my current squat that I like to use

Here is a guest post from my homegirl Lucy Hendricks on why you ought to embrace failure.

 

Zone of Apposition

Total Hip Replacement

Client Wants vs Needs