The Practical Movement – Upper Extremities seminar teaches movements to address the muscles that attach to the shoulders, arms, wrists and hands. Learn how to teach your clients individual movements, along with the basic theory and practice to best apply them.
Topics Covered
Overview of Practical Movement.
Anatomy-specific movements to address postural imbalances of the upper extremities.
Movements that reinforce your soft tissue work, leading to better results.
Movements that target specific postural imbalances by targeting specific muscles.
Movements that access the muscles from different points of initiation.
How best to incorporate this material into your existing practice (includes scope of practice issues).
How to motivate your clients to incorporate movement into their daily lives.
Common pathologies of the upper extremities (CRPS, RMD, DeQuervain Tenosynovitis, Trigger Finger, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Radial Tunnel Syndrome and more!).
Ergonomic and self-care tips that help you and your clients recover from upper extremity issues.
Seminar Extras
A detailed student guide loaded with photographs, notes and reference materials.
Cross-referenced indexes make it easy to choose movements specific for the musculature.