Higher Load Exercise Progressions and Secondary Drivers

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Recorded26 Mar 2020

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Success-your patient's original symptoms are gone and you are moving along with their program. They are progressing to higher loads, higher impact as well as incorporating tri-planar movement into their exercise. Then another region of the body starts to hurt. Why? Secondary and even tertiary drivers can appear at higher loads; even when they do not appear at the beginning. Be aware of this as your patient progresses. Susan and Erica discuss this fun case as they paint the clinical picture and offer many options for treatment. Check us out: Toughtotreat.com

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