Sentences with phrase «movement dysfunction»

Next comes a static and dynamic assessment of the athlete's joints, using the prior information as an indicator of movement dysfunction.

As we know, tight hip flexors cause movement dysfunction and can lead to pain.

I see too many women running with poor form, tight hips, or some compensatory movement dysfunction.

As an FMS Level 2, Original Strength Level 2 and NASM CES Coach, Chris identifies his clients movement dysfunctions and use corrective exercises to optimize those patterns and get clients ready to reach their goals.

Tight muscle groups can result in acute injuries like hamstring strains, as well as muscle imbalances which result in movement dysfunctions and eventual overuse injuries.

Having strong muscles helps to control our movements to prevent movement dysfunctions as well as the uncontrolled motions that lead to muscle or ligament tears.

My sessions are designed to teach people about their anatomy, while unravelling a life - time of movement dysfunctions to inspire a physical transformation that they never thought possible.

These imbalances come from overstressed movement patterns that lead to movement dysfunction, decreased performance, pain and injury.

«With some of my new clients, I won't even have them touch a weight or use any particular equipment until I can fully feel comfortable knowing we've corrected all movement dysfunctions,» he says.

When we aren't seeing the results we want in our bodies, or feel we have «problem areas», a postural or movement dysfunction is generally the cause.

At FitnessTx, we specialize in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain, movement dysfunction, & athletic performance to keep you performing at your best — in your training and throughout your life.»

Evaluated and treated military personnel, including those returning from tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, for musculoskeletal injuries, movement dysfunctions and other injuries

(iii) Providing individual and group services or treatment to prevent, alleviate, or compensate for, movement dysfunction and related functional problems.