Dr Lisa Thomson has worked w professional athletes from MLB to the PGA. In this webinar you will learn some of the most impactful ways to improve functional limitations in your rotational athlete population. You will be taught key assessments to utilize to identify potential limitations in patient’s movement proficiency…and better understand the joint-by-joint theory and how it can be used to get better outcomes when treating athletes. Register now! You won’t want to miss this impactful info to help your patients and help you get better outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the joint-by-joint theory and how it relates to athletes.
- Overview regional interdependence and upper/lower cross syndrome.
- Discuss the team approach to patient care.
- Demonstrate biomechanical assessments for rotational athletes.
- Demonstrate considerations when treating athletes with low back pain.
- Explain tips for taking the rehabilitated athlete to the next level.
- Discuss strategies for Improving longevity, power, efficiency, and performance as it relates to treating active patients.
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Discuss joint-by-joint theory and regional independence (upper/lower cross syndrome – 15 min
Explain the team approach to patient care – 10 min
Demonstrate biomechanical assessments of rotational athletes – 10 min
Demonstrate considerations when treating athletes with low back pain – 10 min
Offer tips for taking rehabilitated athletes to the next level and discuss strategies for improving longevity, power, efficiency, and performance for active patients – 15 min
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