Joseph Muscolino – Joint Mobilization of the Lower Extremity

Joseph Muscolino – Joint Mobilization of the Lower Extremity

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Description:

Learn how to perform joint mobilization for all the joints of the lower extremity (hip, knee, patella, tibiofibular, ankle and joints of the foot). Joint mobilization is the most effective technique to loosen and stretch the intrinsic fascial tissues of the joints! As a bonus, this DVD also includes a review of kinesiology of the lower extremity.

Dr. Joe Muscolino is a chiropractor in private practice and has been a manual therapy educator for more than 25 years. He explains and teaches these techniques simply, clearly, and thoroughly! This DVD is a must for all manual therapists: massage therapists, structural integration practitioners, athletic trainers, physical and occupational therapists, chiropractic and osteopathic physicians.

Table of contents:Introduction

Part 1: Foot/Ankle Jointmetatarsals and Toesmetatarsophalangeal Joints 0:08:28

Interphalangeal Joints 0:19:04

Intermetatarsal Joints 0:22:41

TarsalsDorsal Tarsal Contact 0:26:11

Talus Traction 0:31:16

Dorsal Contact: Navicular, Cuneiforms, and Cuboid 0:34:06

Pronation/Supination 0:38:06

Plantar Tarsal Contact 0:41:11

Plantar Contact: Navicular, Cuboid, Cuneiforms 0:44:56

Part 2: Leg/Knee Joint

Fibula 0:48:09

Patella 0:54:38

Knee Joint 0:56:14

Part 3: Thigh/Hip Joint

Hip Joint Kinematics 1:04:26

Hip Joint Axial Rotations 1:07:25

Hip Joint Nonaxial Glides 1:09:29

Hip Joint Traction 1:13:20

Hip Joint Flexion with Traction 1:16:58
Runtime: 1:18:52

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