The TB12 Method takes a neuromuscular re-education approach to therapeutic exercise. Through improving muscular pliability and retraining the mind to body connection successful exercise can thus take place. Learn why pliability is the foundation to all movement and how we progress through therapeutic exercise with our focus on form first, speed of sport movement, and ultimately connecting it all back to sport specific movements.
Objectives:
- Define pliability and why it is the key foundational piece to successful therapeutic exercise.
- Explain the connection between the neuromuscular system, pliability work, and therapeutic exercise.
- Describe key terms of form first and speed of sport as foundational pillars to successful progression through therapeutic exercise.
- Connect kinetic movements of sport and functional movement patterns with therapeutic exercise prescription.
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Detailed Content Outline (1 hour) (50:26)
What is Pliability – 6 min
Therapeutic Exercise with/without pliability work – 5 min
Focus on form first – 3 min
Resistance Bands – 2 min
Speed of Sport – 5 min
Sport Specific Movements – 3 min
Finish with Pliability Work – 3 min … 27
Athlete Home Program – 2 min
Q & A – 21 min
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Athletic Trainers: WebExercises is an approved provider for the BOC, provider P10199. This course is approved in all states for Athletic Trainers. WebExercises is approved in Florida and Arizona and attendance will be filed with CE Broker.
Topic: Essential
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