Smart Exercise Progression

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Recorded05 May 2022

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What constitutes an effective and efficient exercise progression? How do you smartly move someone through a movement program targetting their driver? Do not get hung up on someone's symptomatic region if that's not what is driving their symptoms. In this episode 2 cases are presented where their drivers were distal to their symptomatic areas. Categories of movement, neutral to non neutral, as well as unloaded to loaded are discussed with specific exercise progression. Remember: you are building new brain maps here. Variance and clinically reasoning through a smart movement progression will get your patient far.

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