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Optimizing Human Movement Science Education
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This is such a waste of time. Just go for dry needling. Save yourself thousands of hours of manual therapy
This is my go to for lower back as a massage therapist: (TIM GQ2): Theracolumbar facisa Illiopsoas Multifidus Glutes QL Quads Learned something new today. Cupping helps my clients in that area. Never did the technique you are doing yet. 😎
What do you mean by anterior adductors muscles?
Thank you!
scammer doing a quick crack at the back of a gym with a friend, thats all, her leg aren't even lay even on the table...
this aint a relaxed reaction. this dude is crazy
Ah you seem Like an asshole too.
Your assumption is wrong im just an asshole
Best ever video, very helpful Tks boss
Amazing !
what do you do for rhomboid swelling caused by stenosis with possible nerve impingement?
Thanks for sharing ❤
Ugh, I wish I worked out as hard as I do now 10 years ago. Recovery is such a chore now
i just wish my professors were like this so chill and passionate about teaching. Well, it feels like im attending the lecture in class itself. Its honestly so good like im grateful that i clicked on this wonderful video. I hope every student gets an amazing teacher like him 😭🫶🏻
Very useful! Thank you
Thank you!
Can this be done if you have had a recent hip replacement within the last three months?
Hello Doctor! My dislocation is more noticeable than that of this girl in the video, sternoclavicular dislocation, I have implants in my lumbar spine and knees, is this problem a consequence of poor posture? I'm 65 years old. A hug from Brazil!
Thanks for the demonstration. Is there a certain podiatrist that i need to seek in order to have them adjust / manipulate my foot as you demonstrated? If so, what are they called? Thanks again.
Thanks for the demonstration. Is there a certain podiatrist that i need to seek in order to have them adjust / manipulate my foot as you demonstrated? If so, what are they called? Thanks again.
شكرا لكم جميل ما تقدمه للمتابعين ولكن لماذا توقفت على نشر المزيد من المعرفة بهذا الخصوص
Informative video
Simple explained❤
Good variation
Thank you!
Why using yoga pants for demo??
That's just what the client was wearing. It is common depending on the setting you work in for clients to show up dressed like this.
Hello. Very good video! When i try to do this i felt a crack back in heel. Is that ok?
That is hard to say through that description. Of course if there is any pain or discomfort associated with it, we would encourage you to have it looked at.
@@BrookbushInstitute thank you! Let me explain, the crack happened the first time, after that there were nothing. It was instant..
I am glad that there's a way to test the strength with a tool.
lol .....back t his amanda's and melissas again! pervert fellow
I FEEL COCONUT OIL BETTER NEED YOUR SUGGESTIONS TQ
Coconut oil works, it can just get sticky and hard to clean depending on the setting for your practice.
Awesome
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so the whole lateral border that you touch is the lat at 3:02 and 9:34 and very visible from the front.. I can kind of understand how the lat ends up at the front of the bicipital groove. But how does the teres muscle get from the posterior axillary fold to the bicipital groove always confuses me. Can you ever do a video showing its course?
If it helps, think about the top of the Lats and Teres Major running basically the same course. It's more complicated than that, but it usually helps people understand. It is hard for a lot of people to visualize in 2-D. Does that help?
Easy
Im confused ....I've been told my whole lift to lift with with you legs. To protect your lower back.??? Proper swing just dont look right..
Legs are certainly important here, as are the hips. Like the video mentions, if you're getting back pain, you're form is off.
great! isn’t the terminal extension exercise you are demonstrating just like a sitting Knee extension exercise?
Excellent explanation. Gracias
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Hello! Love your content. Do you do any remote training? I see your online courses but interested in coaching if possible
All of our courses are remote. We also do live webinars every other week. When you say coaching, are your talking about personal training?
Put ball in panty hose or knee socks. I have used 1 or 2 tennis balls in a sock, this way you have more contro over movement into area.
First comment can I pls get pinned I subscribed
I have had a total knee replacement and I am having discomfort at the area of the biceps femoris. I have been doing static stretches such as iliotibial band stretches laying on my back and crossing the leg over the waist and holding. i do get some relief from doing this (and i do yoga) but this is still a problem especially when trying to squat low. The knee in question is 10 months post op. ROM is 0-135. What do you think could help? i would appreciate any input. thank you.
thx teacher, really helpful!!
Nice one, thcmx a lot
What's a TVA?
Thank you so much Sir
Where would be a good place to get help for posterior pelvic tilt in Rochester NY area? I have this problem. Have had back spasms for years. The trauma to my glutes has made me traumatized about bending over and I am definitely bracing.
What is the instrument??
you are awesome
Great explanation! I was really struggling with the plane of movements, and you made it so easy to understand! Thank you :)
It is a very good test but according Nunes et al. (2013) it has Sensitivity of 42% and Specificity of 82%. So, I use it along with squat testing, which according to Cook et. al (2010), reproduction of pain with squat has a Sensitivity and Specificity of 50%.