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Movement Assessment + Intervention
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The Assessment (Evaluation Questions)
Introduction -
Question 1: Flexion of Humeri
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Question 2: IR/ER Humeri
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Question 3: Straight Leg Raise
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Question 4: Adduction of Femurs
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Question 5: IR/ER Femurs
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Question 6: Squat
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Question 7: Spread Toes
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Movement InterventionMovement Intervention Introduction
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Movement Intervention Squat
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Movement Intervention Hinge
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Movement Intervention Plank
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Movement Intervention Press
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Movement Alteration - SquatSquat Depth
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Squat Knee Pain
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Squat Back Pain
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Movement Alteration - LungeLunge Depth
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Lunge Knee Pain
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Lunge Back Pain
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Movement Alteration - HingeHinge Depth
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Hinge Back of Knee Pain
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Hinge Back Pain
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Movement Alteration - PlankPlank Alignment
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Plank Wrist Pain
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Plank Back Pain
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Movement Alteration - Push-upPush-Up Alignment
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Push-Up Wrist/Elbow Pain
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Push-Up Back Pain
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Movement Alteration - RowRow Shoulder Pain
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Row Elbow Pain
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Row Feeling/Finding Lat
Session 3 of 31
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Question 2: IR/ER Humeri
Can we IR/ER our humeri?
Lay on your back, on a hard surface, with your knees bent
Taking the elbow in line with the shoulder and elbow flexed at 90°
Without letting the humerus glide forward, rotate the humerus internally
Rotate the humerus externally
Combined range of motion (IR + ER) should be ~180°
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