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Showing posts with label motor control. Show all posts
5 Squat Training Progressions - themanualtherapist.com

The Motion Guidance Clinician Kit is one of my favorite in clinic and at home tools for patient's to get visual feedback on their motion and motor control. My colleague over at MG recently posted a great video on how to progress your patients on squat training using the Motion Guidance.


A common term that is thrown around in the physical therapy and rehabilitation conversations in graduate school PT labs and clinics is proprioception.

The Motion Guidance is one of my favorite tools for rehab. Using visual feedback on the grid or with some of their newer tools is a great way to restore motor control.


Listen to a recent case of a severe bilateral chronic ankle sprain Erson worked with. 4 months of rehab prior to a big meet to qualify for a state competition. What happened and what was learned from this case?


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πŸ€”⁉ This is a Q&A from a MMT follower on social media. When watching a patient/client do a Turkish Get Up, he noticed a huge difference in AROM vs PROM unweighted cervical rotation. What's an easy and fast way to work on limited AROM when PROM is full? 😲😎

This quick blog will discuss some options for early rehab utilizing visual feedback with a knee patient. This may apply to post operative ACL rehab or Total Knee rehab, or any patient needing to lock in some early-on skills such as terminal knee extension range of motion or open chain hip control.