December 8 - 9, 2018
2 - Day Course for students who already covered DNS Exercise course part I or Clinical course A
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Instructors
Brett Winchester, DC
Michael Rintala, DC
Course Payment and Organization
Ryu Kawajiri, LAc., ATCwww.sass-sd.com/seminar/
rkawajiri@sass-sd.com
Course objectives:
Postural-locomotion function from a developmental perspective
Developmental kinesiology aspects for the ideal stereotype of the throwing motion
Basic core stabilization as a prerequisite for the locomotion pattern of throwing
The role of the diaphragm during both postural and respiratory function, how it play's into throwing mechanics and efficiency
Correction and training of the proper breathing stereotype
The functional differentiation of the extremities for the thrower - "Reflex Turning" and supporting function for the ipsilateral pattern during the throwing motion
DNS Active Exercise positions to train core stabilization as a prerequisite for the ideal throwing stereotype
Biomechanical and developmental kinesiology principles applied to the throwing athlete
The most frequent types of musculoskeletal dysfunction resulting from non optimal throwing stereotypes and poor methodology of training
Manual treatment, mobility/strengthening, and coordination (Active Exercises) from the developmental perspective in order to prepare the throwing athlete for play