IDEAFit Chuck Wolf, MS –Regress Before You Progress-Strategies for Postrehabilitation Program Design

IDEAFit Chuck Wolf, MS –Regress Before You Progress-Strategies for Postrehabilitation Program Design

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IDEAFit Chuck Wolf, MS — Regress Before You Progress – Strategies for Postrehabilitation Program Design [1 Webrip – 1 pdf , 1 flv]

Clients released from rehabilitation into the fitness environment are often progressed too quickly and do not have the foundational movement “big rocks” that need to be restored. Develop a regressive approach to common movements and progress the client with strategies to allow the foot and ankle complex, hip and thoracic spine to gain movement in three planes. Learn how to regress lunge, squat, abdominal and shoulder exercises from the postrehabilitation phase to a progressive, dynamic movement pattern, allowing the client to return to play.

By Chuck Wolf, MSVideo ChaptersChp. 1 Introduction and Overview of the ProblemChp. 2 Distal and Proximal LoadingChp. 3 Planes of MotionChp. 4 MobilityChp. 5 Programming Lower BodyChp. 6 Programming Upper BodyChp. 7 Questions and Conclusion

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