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Post-Rehab Protocols: Hip & Knee

September 21, 2018

12 hours

Starting with a review of the anatomy of the hip and knee plus all the muscles that wind around the pelvis, thigh and hip, we move on to examine which muscles are local and global and how to apply this information to movement. From there we consider subjective and objective evaluations of all the compartments of the lower limb. A major focus is on two main functions of the lower limb: sit to stand and gait—how to assess these key functions and what to do to improve their execution. We also spend time on functional movement in general and common conditions of the lower limb—pelvis, hip and knee—as well as Sahrmann’s 11 movement impairments of the pelvis and hips. We conclude with a plan of action to restore optimal function and movement.

Learning Objectives

  • Gain a systematic and in-depth understanding of the lower limb
  • Learn both methodical and creative ways to approach movement impairments in the pelvis, hip and knee
  • Explore a variety of exercises that go beyond the Pilates repertoire, and push the envelope in terms of restoring optimal function and movement
  • Major emphasis is placed on hips and how they affect knees

Additional Info

Course Materials and Exam Fees

Course Fee: $565.00
No exam for this course. All materials are included in course fee.

Apply this course towards the Rehabilitative Exercise Specialist certificate. Learn more at BodyHarmonicsUS.com/advanced-specialist-/rehabilitative-exercise-specialist and book a time to speak with us about your education plan.

Upcoming Dates

Date: Course available now OnDemand - email holly@bodyharmonicsUS.com to request
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Contact: Holly Wallis, Director 510-710-5212
Instructor: Holly Wallis

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received up to 30 days prior to the start date will be refunded minus 15% of the total tuition fee. Cancellations received 7-29 days prior to the start date will be refunded minus 50% of the total tuition fee. No refund less than 7 days prior to or anytime after course start date. To avoid any cancellation penalty, course registrations may be postponed or applied to a different course with permission up to 7 days before the course start date for a $100 administrative fee. All postponements are non-refundable.

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Course type: Individual CE Course

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Teacher Training Affiliate Studio: ReActive Movement, 6200 La Salle Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611
510-710-5212
Program Director: Holly Wallis, holly@bodyharmonicsus.com
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Course Replays Available

Arthritis: The Modern Epidemic
Balance Apparatus
Breathing Mechanics & Protocols
Build a Strong & Supple Spine
Cervical Spine Mechanics & Protocols
Foot & Ankle: The Body’s Spring System
Myofascial Lines of Movement
Neurophysiology 101
Post-Rehab Protocols: Hip & Knee
Post-Rehab Protocols: Shoulder
Post-Rehab Protocols: Spine
Power & Balance for Hip and Knee
Resistance Apparatus
Simplifying the Shoulder Complex
Strength, Balance & Fall Prevention for Seniors

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