Module 10: Objective Jump Testing
Your first exposure to force plate testing can be like learning a foreign language We have simplified this for you,…
In what can be described as the ‘Pandoras box’ of the clinical world, management of low back pain can be a daunting prospect, especially for the new clinician.
With many philosophies and treatment pathways available….
Where does one start?
In this module we cover:
- The evidence surrounding the efficacy of motor control exercise in LBP.
- A proposed framework to categorise the physical presentation of a patient with LBP.
- A battery of exercise progressions for each presentation.
- Useful cues & common technical faults that your patient might exhibit with the exercise program.
At the completion of this module, you will have confidence in:
- Recognising common LBP clinical patterns.
- Applying an effective exercise dosage that is specific and invidualised toward the clinical presentation.
Related Projects
Module 8: Taping
Whether working with a sporting team or in the clinic, the Foundations suite of taping covers everything from the finger to the big toe.
Module 7: Shoulder Complex
In what proves to be a region most feared by newly graduating clinicians, our aim is to de mistify the shoulder complex.
Module 6: Tendinopathy
Acting as our natural ‘biological spring’, optimal tendon function is critical for high end athletic pursuits, and simple activities like walking in the older adults