Working with the Joints of the Lower Extremity
Monday, January 6, 2025 8CE
Instructor Bradley Martin
9-6pm GotYourBack U 521 E Hector St Conshohocken PA 19428
NCBTMB Course CE4021967
Description:
In this course students will learn specific and precise movements that can be applied to their clients ankle, knee, and/or hip. These movements can be utilized to increase joint motion and reduce joint restrictions. These movements can also be used to reduce joint pain and improve joint nutrition and function. students will practice the movements learned in this class on each other as well as experience what they feel like by the instructor and other students in the class
In this course students will learn specific and precise movements that can be applied to their clients ankle, knee, and/or hip. These movements can be utilized to increase joint motion and reduce joint restrictions. These movements can also be used to reduce joint pain and improve joint nutrition and function. students will practice the movements learned in this class on each other as well as experience what they feel like by the instructor and other students in the class
Learning Outcomes:
Students will learn multiple techniques for moving the joints of the lower extremity in specific ways to reduce joint restrictions and improve overall joint function, nutrition (as in blood flow and synovial fluid, not food), and health. At the end of the class students will be able to demonstrate the techniques learned in the class and explain their benefits as well as their indications/contraindications. students will be able to make informed decisions on who would benefit from the techniques shown and how to incorporate them into their practice.
Students will learn multiple techniques for moving the joints of the lower extremity in specific ways to reduce joint restrictions and improve overall joint function, nutrition (as in blood flow and synovial fluid, not food), and health. At the end of the class students will be able to demonstrate the techniques learned in the class and explain their benefits as well as their indications/contraindications. students will be able to make informed decisions on who would benefit from the techniques shown and how to incorporate them into their practice.