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Client assessment

The Subjective Matters

November 20, 2021 //  by Holly Wallis

I had an epiphany this weekend as I was teaching a group of Pilates Teachers about client assessment, and how to teach the body in front of them. Inevitably as we were talking about protocols for assessing, comparisons between our approach as Movement Educators and that of the medical community inevitably arose. What came out …

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Category: UncategorizedTag: Assessment protocols, back, Body Harmonics, Client assessment, Clinical tests, Education, Exercise, Hip, knee, Medical, Movement, Movement educators, Movement Impairment, Objective, Pain, Pain Cycle, Pain Free, Pilates, Pilates Certification, Pilates Education, Pilates Teacher, Science, shoulder, Strength, Subjective

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