Basic Movement Patterns and Holistic Approach Training in Rehabilitation

The human body consists of multiple complex systems in which each part works in harmony with each other. While doing functional exercise or planning rehabilitation with a holistic approach, it is necessary to focus on the pattern of movement rather than isolated muscle groups.

• At the end of the training, a certificate of participation and a training booklet will be given.
• Athletes, trainers, sedentary, physiotherapists and physiotherapist candidates can attend the training.
• At the end of the training, participants will be awarded a certificate.

Educational content:

• The importance of basic movement patterns in functional exercises and rehabilitation
• Functional and multiplanar testing, kinetic chain and biomechanical analysis.
• Variations of basic movements, the effect of pathology and anatomical differences on movement.
• Strength, joint stability and mobility deficiencies, fascial chains.
• Corrective exercise planning, rehabilitation and equipment applications and manual therapy techniques.
• Squat, Lunge, Push, Pull, Hinge, Rotation, Gait movement patterns.