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Mapping Movement from Stuart Wilson

Mapping Movement Mobility and Stability Rehabilitation for Exceptional Patient Care from Stuart Wilson

Faculty:Stuart Wilson

Duration:1 Hour 49 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

Describe the physiological effects of rolling or movable tissues.

a succinct introduction to rehabilitation based on movement
Review of the literature and scientific justification for myofascial release
a framework for movement pillar mapping

explain how myofascial release relates to the idea of a longitudinal muscle chain method.

Guide to biomechanics and human movement
Overview of facial anatomy
Neurology of movement
Science of pain

Review and exercise with rollers and balls for myofascial rolling

Use rollers and balls to demonstrate myofascial release procedures.
How is it applied to preparation, recuperation, and pain reduction?
movement analysis
How to recognize limitations on movement and stability
Ripple effect Upstream/Downstream approach

Description:

The idea of movement evaluations and improvement through myofascial release methods is introduced in this course. It contains a summary of the most recent research that backs up the idea that foam rollers and mobility balls may be used to reduce pain, facilitate recovery from injury, prepare for physical activity, and prepare for physical exercise.

Please have a roller and a mobility ball on hand in order to benefit fully from this recording in terms of knowledge and experience. You should be prepared to move and wear comfortable attire that allows for full range of motion.

Health and Medical course

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