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Join us in Land O Lakes, Florida (Tampa Area) February 1-2 for FMS 1 & 2 with Dr. Lee Burton
Learn More:
https://t.co/A6DHyMW2vJ
This course is very interactive with plenty of time allocated for practical experience, group discussions, and case studies.
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Join us in Land O Lakes, Florida (Tampa Area) February 1-2 for FMS 1 & 2 with Dr. Lee Burton
Learn More:
https://t.co/A6DHyMW2vJ
#movewithFMS
Join us in Land O Lakes, Florida (Tampa Area) February 1-2 for FMS 1 & 2 with Dr. Lee Burton
Learn More:
https://t.co/A6DHyMW2vJ
This course is very interactive with plenty of time for practical experience, group discussions, and case studies.
#movewithFMS
For people who have great mobility, it is even more important to focus on the quality of movement or exercise. #movewithFMS
I use the Motor Control Screen (MCS) as much in a clinical setting as I do in group fitness settings – but for the exact same reason: To see if their neurological system liked the intervention I just made.
If they are improving balance, don’t you want to know?
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Sidelying stretches are great ways to focus on upper and lower body mobility at the same time. #movewithFMS
A single-leg deadlift is a great activity for someone who needs to focus on stability. If the person continues to struggle go down to a lower posture position like half-kneeling and perform stability activities from there. #movewithFMS
We should always set a baseline for movement, lifestyle, or program we wish to improve. Once we do we can focus on the one area that needs the most help. Too often we don't recheck and don't get the proper feedback we need to continue tweaking our recommendations. #movewithFMS
To seek change it is always a good idea to create some awareness of where a weakness may be. For this example, not only is this providing a good way to increase core activation, but it is also highlighting asymmetries or difficulties in certain areas or movements. #movewithFMS
Using a balance beam or even walking on a straight line is one of the best ways to train balance. Too often people train balance by standing on an unstable surface, however, that can be too overwhelming & not create the best training environment for balance problems. #movewithFMS
Too often we try to correct movement patterns from standing and using cues to coach people into a correct movement. However, using the original system that worked to create movement, starting from the ground up like we all did as babies can often work better. #movewithFMS
It is always good practice to pick an exercise that can accomplish different things. If a person has a bad squat which can be because of poor upper body mobility, this activity can be used to improve both. Avoid too much cueing and let the band provide the feedback. #movewithFMS
Most people don't see the importance of a movement screen until actually going through it. By uncovering difficulty and asymmetries in some of these simple patterns it will create an awareness opportunity for the individual. #movewithFMS
If a person has a bad movement strategy or even poor posture it is best to provide some sort of external feedback, obstacle, or an environment where they must reflexively react and improve their posture or movements. #movewithFMS
I’ve been helping my 80-year-old dad with some low back pain. I know him well enough to know that he’d resist mention of exercise and stretching, so I went to my non-negotiable: You absolutely have to maintain the mobility to get down to the ground and back up again. #movewithFMS
For individuals who demonstrate a lot of instability in the low back have them go through full flexion and extension a few times and then position their low back halfway between the two. Doing this before performing stability activities is a good way to start.
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The gear required for most tactical individuals will significantly reduce their ability to move properly. This means we must ensure a higher standard of movement for them to function at a high level and reduce stress on the body. #movewithFMS
Join Gray Cook and Dr. Lee Burton at Perform Better HQ in West Warwick, RI December 1-2 for FMS 1 & 2
https://t.co/IBNQa2SLNS
The FMS is our tool for standardized movement screening to see how an individual, no matter their age, is moving in everyday life.
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Understanding mobility and stability and how it impacts movement is key if you want to target the underlying problem.
Learn to set a baseline with FMS1 Online
https://t.co/jwYC8hvE8n
Mobility & Stability Courses
https://t.co/x6J0rzUfw4
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This side-sit mobility activity can be a great way to work on mobility in the hips and upper body. However, many times it can be difficult to perform due to the lack of mobility, by placing a wedge underneath your thigh you can work through the activity much better. #movewithFMS
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