Faulty Movement Patterns in the Continuum of Care from Pain Management to Rehab to Performance Training With Craig Liebenson, D.C March 10-11, 2012

The Staley Performance Institute will be hosting Dr. Craig Liebenson and his Faulty Movement Patterns in the Continuum of Care from Pain Management to Rehab to Performance Training course. This course is designed to teach true problem solving and is extremely hands on. The course content will consist of the following:

Assessment/Training of Faulty Movement Patterns bridges the gap from acute care to injury prevention to skills training. This program is ideal for any musculoskeletal practitioner who works with patients or clients that want to enhance their results. Learn the art of functional assessment of the kinetic chain and how this relates to sports function as well as injury rehab. Particular emphasis will be on the groundbreaking work of Pr.'s Janda & McGill, Gray Cook, Michael Boyle and other leaders in the athletic development.

Some of the Topics Covered:

Subcortical Reprogramming of Movement Patterns

The Frontal Plane and Knee Instability

The Transverse Plane & Upper Quarter Syndromes

Kolar-McGill: biomechanics & neuro-development

Cortical Plasticity & the Neuro Matrix

Workshops will cover:

Dead Lifts vs Squats: how to stabilize the SIJ & Knee

Acetabulo-Femoral sensory-motor amnesia: identification & treatment of this underdiagnosed problem

Anterior rib cage dysfunction and shoulder impingement syndrome: the key role of the diaphragm

Scapulo-thoracic stabilization, faulty respiration & neck pain

Integrating the Core with lower quarter training to address Janda's Lower Crossed

Follow the link for more information on the course: Continuum of Care

If you plan on attending, please shoot me an e-mail to let me know. I'm hoping to make this conference and would enjoy meeting up with everyone after.