How to Incorporate Running Drills in your Rehab
Technical running drills can be excellent low level rehab activities. Many therapists not trained in strength and conditioning do not use...
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Rehab Practice Structure
The structure of your rehabilitation session whether that be a group session or an individual session with a patient is critical to the...
Cueing for skill development & rehabilitation
A short practical video showing how to use cueing to improve basic movement patterns for rehabilitation and physiotherapy. This is video...
Goal Setting for Skill Acquisition Pt 1
Goal setting is a concept we learn at University and can all probably speak at length as to why its important! But in reality we are...
Approaches to skill development
If consistency and efficiency is the end result of skilled movement the methods for getting there are numerous. However, for clarity the...
Skill Acquisition ... Why Classify Movement ?
We are very good at developing the physical qualities that drive physiological adaptation E.g. (muscle strength, tendon mass, range of...
Block vs Random Practice Part 1 - A Physios Guide
Block vs Random Practice… Whats the best approach for your patient? This is the age old question in skill acquisition research and also...
ACL Rehab ... Why 9 months is not long ENOUGH!
ACL injuries are a common injury physiotherapists are reqired to manage in outpatient settings. The rehabilitation is long and the...
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