An optimal posture, balance, and walking strategy is associated with longevity and independence in the older population.
The Anatomy of Posture, Balance, and Walking program was created for the health and fitness professionals just like you who have been looking for a practical and fun resource for learning functional anatomy. More importantly, you will be able to incorporate each practical lesson to improve your clientā€™s posture, balance, and walking strategy.
This series has been pre-recorded to watch at your convenience.Ā
PURCHASEAnatomy of Posture, Balance & Walking
In this 3-module program, you will be introduced to the anatomy of posture, balance, and walking.
In this series, you’ll discover:
- the muscles responsible for optimal posture and walking;
- how the three postural control systems – visual, vestibular, and somatosensory – are coordinated for posture, balance, and walking;
- how to best assess and choose the most appropriate corrective exercises to improve posture, balance, and walking.
This 3-module webinar series provides an anatomical perspective of the systems involved in posture, balance, and walking. Using creative visuals, the anatomy and control of posture, balance, and walking are brought to life. What makes this program unique, is that you’ll be able to immediately apply the information you are learning.
After participating in this series, you’ll be able to confidently guide your clients through:
- assessments to determine your client’s posture and postural control strategy;
- the most appropriate corrective exercises including myofascial release and neuromuscular activation strategies to optimize alignment and control;
- functional training progressions to create more optimal posture, balance, and walking strategies in your clients.
In this series...
Anatomy Prep Video
Spend 20+ minutes reviewing the directional terms and spatial planes used in the anatomy discussion.
Episode 1:
Posture - Introduction & Suboccipitals
- The myths about posture and balance
- The connection between Longevity and Posture, Balance, and Walking
- What is Postural Control?
- 3 Systems that contribute to Balance: Visual, Vestibular, and Somatosensory
- Breathing & Balance
- Explanation and illustrations of the origin, insertion, and action of the anatomical structures involved in posture and balance, and live demonstration of muscle attachments and actions on George, the skeleton.
- Layers of the Head and Neck Extensors
- Common causes of cervical-related issues including exercise & common signs of head & neck issues
- Introduction to the Integrative Movement System™
- Assessments for posture - single leg stance, cervical rotation, cervical motion and SLS
- Safe and mindful self-myofascial release.
- Corrective Exercises and Progressions: Training the Deep Neck Flexors
- Conclusion, Recap, and Q&A
Episode 2:
Balance - Foot Invertors & Evertors
- Recap of key learnings from Episode 1
- Four strategies for maintaining balance
- Age-related changes in Proprioception
- Gait Cycle
- Anatomy of the foot, plantarflexion and dorsiflexion, inversion and eversion, tibialis anterior and posterior, peroneals (longus and brevis)
- Explanation and illustrations of the origin, insertion, and action of the anatomical structures involved in posture and balance, and live demonstration of muscle attachments and actions on George, the skeleton.
- Discussion of most common orthopedic injury - ankle sprain.
- Quantifying Foot Type
- Introduction to the Integrative Movement System™
- Assessments - single leg stance
- Safe and mindful self-myofascial release - tibialis posterior, peroneus longus, tibialis anterior
- Corrective Exercises, Progressions, Labile Surfaces - static balance, inversion/eversion bias, proactive balance, dynamic balance
- Conclusion, Recap, and Q&A
Episode 3:
Walking - Trunk & Hip Rotators
- The role of Walking Speed in predicting issues later in life
- Walking Mechanics 101
- 3 Elements of Walking
- Gait Cycle
- Open vs. Closed Chain
- Pelvis and trunk rotation in Gait Cycle
- Common hip issues and compensations
- Explanation and illustrations of the origin, insertion, and action of the anatomical structures involved in walking, and live demonstration of muscle attachments and actions on George, the skeleton.
- Posterior Oblique Chain
- Anterior Oblique Chain
- Piriformis
- Introduction to the Integrative Movement System™
- Assessments for walking - Standing Hip Rotation, Lying Hip Internal Rotation, Prone Hip IR/ER
- Safe and mindful self-myofascial release of hip rotators - piriformis, TFL, and gluteus medius
- Corrective Exercises and Progressions: Split Stance Hip Hinge, Hip Hinge with Rotation, Trunk-Hip Disassociation, Gait Training
- Conclusion, Recap, and Q&A
If youā€™re ready to have fun learning anatomy and, more importantly, be able to apply it to your most challenging clients to improve how they move, how they feel, and how they perform, then click on the link below.
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If for any reason you are unhappy with the program and feel it truly does not serve you or your clients in any way just email us within 30 days of your purchase and we will refund your payment in full. We will likely ask for feedback. Creating the products to best serve our customers is our top priority.
