[Download Now] Active Care: Mobility Techniques & Tools to Clinically Progress Patient Outcomes – Shawn Burger & John Hisamoto

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Mobility techniques and tools that you can use in the clinic can be found in this interactive recording. The benefits of foam rolling and myofascial rolling can be found in the evidence-based research. You will see hands-on demonstrations of mobility techniques using Theraband CLX, Theraband Massage Rollers, and Foam Rollers to give you the skills to improve your patient’s pain, mobility, recovery, and overall performance.

1. Examine the mobility model for proper return to function for patients
2. Describe the mechanisms behind myofascial rolling & the therapeutic benefits
3. Demonstrate at least four mobility techniques & develop a plan of care that progresses from clinical application to a home exercise program

Mobility model is different from stability model.

Mobility has therapeutic benefits.

Research behind myofascial Rolling needs to be broken down.

There are techniques for Mobilization that have elastic resistance.

Rolling for Mobilization is myofascial.

• Foam Rolling
• Stretch Straps

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