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Discharge Testing: Why I Didn’t Do It (But You Should)
I remember him vividly.
He was a cantankerous old farmer. You know the type. Rough and rugged exterior but would do anything for anyone at the drop of a hat. At 72, he was still working on the farm daily.
Whiteboard Talks: Misconceptions About the FMS In Research
The FMS is a movement screen, not an injury screen. It is not intended to be an injury prediction tool on its own. Injury risk is multi-factorial.
How was the Y Balance Test Developed?
How did the Y Balance Test come to be? What are we trying to discover with it, and how did it get tied into the Functional Movement Systems program? Y Balance creator Phil Plisky tells the story
Wellness
How do you know if someone is ready to return to work or sport after injury?
How would you respond if someone asked, “How much would you bet that your patient or client is ready to go back to sport, work, or daily activity without increased risk of injury?” We may never be completely confident and it won’t be a sure bet. But, how do you determine a patient’s readiness? If previous injury is a risk factor for future injury, are we actually sending people back at their optimal level? We had the same questions.
Y Balance Testing Course
Looking to be more objective in your return to sport and performance testing decisions? The Y Balance Test online course will get you the certification you need to make confident decisions for your patients and clients.
The Y Balance Test Online Course teaches thoroughly the researched, yet easy way to quantify a person’s motor control and demonstrate functional symmetry. The Y Balance Test allows us to quarter the body and look at how the core and each extremity function under bodyweight loads.
Fundamental Capacity Screen
Enhancing performance is a common goal for many, but what if there are fundamental fitness issues hindering those you train from reaching their true potential?
- Produce power
- Store and reuse energy
- Maintain posture under load
- Control balance
Clinical Overview: Approach into the Classification and Management of Patients with Lower Extremity Pain
This online continuing education course is designed for rehabilitation-oriented healthcare providers who treat patients with lower extremity pain. The course will serve to integrate the current best evidence for patients with lower extremity pain with the application of the regional interdependence model, the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA).
