#gaitanalysis

[adaptable-polarity]

Contralateral Patterning One of the most amazing and beautiful things about walking is the crisscross pattern of arms and legs working together to move us. It is a patterning of movement and mastery… “Movement begins in our mother’s womb and we continue to master developmental movement patterns through our elementary years. As the movement scenarios become ingrained into our bodies, brains, and movement repertoires they are patterned into our fascia. These patterns are not all subtle, but rather quite fractal. They are reiterated over and over again in various systems of the body. We can see them in the hugely visible structures and the microscopic ones expressing the same order. Their geometric efficiency is tangibly displayed in all fascial structures. The accumulation of movement patterns reinforces and dynamically forges the tensegrity (tensional integrity) of the entire body.” -Melinda Cooksey Bekos MS, PhD I think I will be running next live zoom Course on arm lines and their connections through gait. Drop a 🤙 if interested in the comments. (1st Movement Muscles and Meridians recorded Zoom available on web page, link in bio) #gait #gaitanalysis #movement #muscles #meridians #fascial #fascialnetwork #anatomytrains #fascia #myofascialmeridians #myofascial #myofascia #contralateralmovement #contralateralpatterning #contralateral #walking #Brainhemispheres #movementpatterns #movementpattern https://www.instagram.com/p/CqYVN_kJEOG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[longgoodtaiwan]

Patient who needs GaitAnalysis, and how to evaluate

Musculoskeletal conditions: Patients with musculoskeletal conditions such as osteoarthritis or back pain may benefit from gait analysis to identify issues such as poor posture or gait imbalances that could be contributing to their condition. Gait analysis can also help determine whether a patient’s walking or running technique may be putting excess stress on joints or muscles, which could be…

[hpcosmos]

Welcome to the 18th annual congress of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine ISPRM 2024!

 

From June 1st to 6th, the beautiful scenery of Sydney is the perfect place for this event that is held in conjunction with the 7th Annual Meeting of the Rehabilitation Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand (RMSANZ).

Together with our Australian distributor and partner AI Medical International Pty Ltd (Mat van Heerden & Andrew Pearce), h/p/cosmos is showcasing a mercury med treadmill with safety arch / fall prevention and the active gait trainer robowalk including zebris instrumentation for analysis of pressure distribution, roll off analysis and various biomechanics parameter. Make sure to visit our booth and discuss the potentials our solutions provide for your daily therapeutic applications. Also our Managing Director Alexander Böck is on the exhibition booth.

 

From gait analysis to gait training, from assessments to trainings – the modular h/p/cosmos systems are always the perfect match for rehabilitation, training and testing!

Download the latest information on perturbation, biomechanics and rehabilitation application manual:

https://www.hpcosmos.com/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/20240510_cos01-en-pert_hpcosmos_perturbations_flyer.hi_.pdf

https://www.hpcosmos.com/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/20230531_cos01-en-bio_hpcosmos_biomechanics_flyer.hi_.pdf

https://www.hpcosmos.com/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/20230428_cos14963-01-app-man-en_hpcosmos_robowalk_applicationmanual_treadmill_therapy_en.pdf

 

#ISPRM #treadmill #BWSTT #fallprevention #perturbation #gaitanalysis #Australia #rehabilitation

[orthotv]

🔰 IOA DELPHI CONSENSUS & EVOLVING GUIDELINES IN OSTEOPOROSIS 🔰

🔆 Date & Time: 26 March 2024, Tuesday, 8.30 PM

🔆Click to Watch: https://tinyurl.com/OrthoTV-IOA-DELPHI

🔸 INAUGURAL ADDRESS: Ram Chaddha, President of IOA

🔸 OPENING REMARKS: Rajesh Gupta, President of IORA

🔸 PANEL OF SPEAKERS: Murali Poduval Ramesh Sen Srinivas Kambhampati Gururaj Sangondimath SS Amarnath SS Jha

🔸 TOPICS INCLUDE: Understanding Osteoporosis & Monitoring Therapy Prevention & Decision Making Screening & Diagnostic Investigations Treatment with Nutrients Calcium & Vitamin D Bisphosphonates, Teriparatide & Denosumab Osteoporosis Secondary to Renal Diseases & Steroid Use Hormone Replacement Therapy, Andropause & Sarcopenia Rehabilitation Strategies

🔸 PANEL DISCUSSION: Atul Srivastava Murali Poduval Ramesh Sen SS Amarnath Srinivas Kambhampati

🔸 EXPERT PANELISTS: Bharat Dave Jai Prakash Tiwari Aarti Dewan Sitanshu Barik Chinmoy Das Jawahar Jethwa

🔸 VOTE OF THANKS: SS Amarnath

🤝 OrthoTV Team: Dr. Ashok Shyam, Dr. Neeraj Bijlani

📺 Streaming Live on OrthoTV www.orthotvonline.com

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[instepphysiotherapy]

Rehabilitation Techniques in Physiotherapy for People Using Orthotics

The world of orthotics is broad and diverse, with devices meticulously designed to cater to the specific needs of the body. Read More Details: https://themecosine.com/rehabilitation-techniques-in-physiotherapy-for-people-using-orthotics/ , 📞 @(587) 409-1754, 📧@ info@instepphysio.ca

[coachkai]

“I almost can't understand how I was running before” - Joanne, Athlete Here’s a before (above) and after (below) JoJo completed my Running Form Class. Yes she’s going to look great in race photos, but more importantly my hopes is that going forward JoJo’s runs and workouts will feel more effortless and it will keep her injury free so that she can have more fun running. The Running Form Small Group Class starts at the beginning of each month. Each class includes 4 sessions and each session is an hour long. We meet once per week and sign ups for February is up now! _ #runningform #gaitanalysis #howtorun #runningcoach (at Chelsea Piers) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnkszUNL2W4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[marketingbiotronix]

Biotronix Care international Physiotherapy Electrotherapy Equipment Z Shaped Trolley 3 Shelves

#electrotherapy #trolley #trolleys #IFT #tens #musclestimulator #physiotherapy #physiotherapist #physiotherapystudent #physioclinic #bpt #mpt #dpt #dptstudent #physiotherapyclinic #physiotherapycliniclondon #gaitanalysis #physiotherapysession #physiotherapyrocks #physiotherapytime #injuryprevention #painmanagement #sportsrehabspecialist #sportsrehabilitation

[biotronixcaresalesteam]

Biotronix Care international Physiotherapy Electrotherapy Equipment Z Shaped Trolley 3 Shelves

physiotherapy #electrotherapy #trolley #trolleys #IFT #tens #musclestimulator #physiotherapy #physiotherapist #physiotherapystudent #physioclinic #bpt #mpt #dpt #dptstudent #physiotherapyclinic #physiotherapycliniclondon #gaitanalysis #physiotherapysession #physiotherapyrocks #physiotherapytime #injuryprevention #painmanagement #sportsrehabspecialist #sportsrehabilitation #sportsrehabmassage #physiotherapy #sportsmassagetherapist #sportsrehab #physiotherapyrun #sportsmassage #physiotherapymoorgate #physiotherapyappointment #physiotherapysports #physiotherapyday #physiotherapylife #physiotherapyclinic #physiotherapygoals #sportsmassagetherapy #physiotherapy_world

#sportphysiotherapy

[bamboo-kungfu]

Gait analysis of a jump double kick 🤸‍♂️ this is a way that can help us discover areas of technical improvements 📈 used camera burst mode on a bright sunny day 🌞 and time on Photoshop 💻 🔹️🔸️🔹️🔸️🔹️🔸️ ❓Can the jump double-kick technique be improved further? We welcome any expert recommendations. 🔳 This is an opening technique of the Choy Li Fut kung fu Small Plum Blossom set 🌸 🔸️🔹️🔸️🔹️🔸️🔹️ #kungfu #gaitanalysis #biomechanics #photoshop #burstmode #martialarts #continuousimprovement #artistlife #fitfam #activelifestyle #torontokungfu #torontomartialarts #kungfuclass #sunlight #nature #freshair #vitamind #trainingoutdoors #virtuallearning #choylifut #adultkungfu #childrenkungfu #ontariostep3 #kicking #jumpkick #wushu #tkd #hapkido #bambookungfu (at Bamboo Kung Fu downtown) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRg6_OVJH7z/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thegaitguys]

What do the hip flexors have to do with the knee extensors ?

What do the hip flexors have to do with the knee extensors ?

"It is not about your test, it is what your client displays in your test that matters. They will try to find a way. The load has to go somewhere, and they will find a place to put it, they always do. Finding out how your client cheats, compensates, recruits and fails is the value of the assessment."

This is just a small example of how I approach a client through small assessment window.

As best as I am able, knowing the absolute limitations of a supine examinations translation to vertical loading, I will approach a client's ability to stabilize in all 3 planes of movement. Today, i will micro-dissect a thought process.

The straight leg resistance test (SLR):

just a few incomplete thoughts on a SAGITTAL perspective (so as to avoid writing a book).

I will do it looking at **pelvis posture (anterior, posterior, oblique), lumbar spine posture (incr/decr lordosis), if they can keep their knee locked in a position, does the pelvis rotate, do they want to deviate into internal or external rotation at the hip, do they plantar or dorsiflex their ankle or toes. Lots to see here in how a client will recruit, and this is just a small snapshot of things they might do. Yes, head position, arm position were left out , again, to avoid a longer post today.

I will add consistent (as best as possible) resistance in the SLR test , with full locked knee, at hip 30, 45 and then full straight leg SLR (at the client's hamstring tension limit), then again at 45 degree knee lock with partial hip flexion, 90 degree hip and knee. I am changing loading vectors frequently to see if their is a directional loading failure. I am looking for their ability to provide ample resistance, and how they might cheat (see above).

But here is how my mind works through the test on the most basic level, which will give me insight on the above cheats** the client may employ.

* In the MOST SIMPLEST thought of the assessment, can they EFFECTIVELY stabilize the pelvis to the lumbar spine, can they stabilize the femur into the pelvis, can they stabilize the tibia onto the femur? It is how they choose to engage the system that matters, and that might be partly why their "Screen" shows up shoddy and may be a window into their pain.

The question is, if they fail, where are they failing and what tissues are overburdened or over protecting ? Where is the load, and where NOT is the load, going ?

"It is not about your test, it is what your client displays in your test that matters. They will try to find a way. The load has to go somewhere, and they will find a place to put it, they always do. Finding out how your client cheats, compensates, recruits and fails is the value of the assessment. This is how you need to be thinking when you perform many of the mostly useless orthopedic tests in the textbooks.

This is key,

a SLR screen will not show you any of this, it will just show you their range of motion, nothing more, not how they did it, what parts worked harder than other parts, and which parts are weak, injured or inhibited, for example. It is not what a client does, it is how they go about it that has the most value to you in helping them.

Today's article below is what spurred my rant today. It gives light that most already know, that everything is connected. And perhaps we can translate it into deeper thoughts for our clients, namely, what part is not doing its job, and where are they not connecting the parts, and where are they putting the loads ?

From the Ema study:

"Our findings indicate that hip flexion training results in substantial neuromuscular adaptations during knee extensions similar to those induced by knee extension training."-Ema et al.

We need a stable and strong core-spine-pelvis connection to display powerful knee extension, and, we need a stable and strong femur-pelvis connection as well. So, where is your client doing more or less of the work, and is it related to their hip, low back or knee pain? Or are they tossing it into the ankle perhaps? This is the beauty of the game we all play every day, if we are actually paying attention.

Now, remember my discussion last week about "adding strength to dysfunction" ? Where is your client going to put the load?, the answer, where they can/able. And that doesn't exactly mean where they should be putting it. Mindless prescription of corrective exercises is a real problem in my opinion.

Shawn Allen, the other gait guy.

#gait, #gaitproblems, #gaitanalysis, #correctiveexercises, #running, #hipflexors, #kneeextension, #SLR, #corestrength, #thegaitguys

Scand J Med Sci Sports. 2018 Mar;28(3):947-960. doi: 10.1111/sms.13008. Epub 2017 Nov 22.

Neuromuscular adaptations induced by adjacent joint training.

Ema R1,2, Saito I3, Akagi R1,3.

[advanceperformancestore-blog]

Loving our treadmills from @ukgymequipment offering quality gym equipment and servicing locally #gaitanalysis #treadmill #gymequipment (at Advance Performance) https://www.instagram.com/p/BobyGzZgEBs/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wzlm6k23n6kq

[adaptable-polarity]

Gravity and levity, compression and tension When #walking - how much of our experience, which is mostly unconscious, is governed by the reflexes of the feet? And pronation and supination? How much of the experience is the appropriate movement and strength of the proverbial “core”?? Of course, my answer is both, but recently, I have been rechecking my beliefs, and realized I was overly foot focused. (Healthy foot and cranial fixations 😅) Reflexes of the feet are powerful and communicate a highway of information to the low back and then the brain. (shoes are sensory deprivation chambers) However, the feet are fascially connected to the cranium, and the entire body of course, and gait becomes a symphony of full body management of weight from one foot to the other. The ability to balance and gracefully transfer this weight is incredibly important. Otherwise, there’s a sense of falling from one foot to the other and that can create a sense of lack of safety and on down the rabbit hole we could go. #spiralengineoflocomotion #spiralengine #fiveprimarykineticchains #gaittraining #gaitanalysis #gait #walkingmeditation #walkingismytherapy #walkingisgood #fascia #fascialnet #fascialtraining #myofascial #deeplongitudinalsystem #adaptablepolarity #anatomyart #anatomyartwork #humananatomy #anatomyofgait #humananatomyart https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-Ojj-rCZL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[longgoodtaiwan]

Overview of Gait Analysis Techniques and Their Applications

There are several different technical principles used in gait analysis, including: Motion capture systems: Using multiple cameras and sensors to capture three-dimensional position and posture data of human movement, analyzing gait features and abnormalities. moden technology enable a single depthsensor camera to capture necessary three-dimensional position and posture, it is convenient and easy…

[orthotv]

🔰Pediatric Orthopedics Active learning Session - 41

📚Topic : From Video Gait Analysis to Decision-making in Cerebral Palsy

🗓️Date & Time : 26th March 2024, Tuesday 9:00-10:00 pm IST

💻Click here to watch: http://tinyurl.com/OrthoTV-POALS-41

👨‍⚕️ Speaker : Prof Reinald Brunner, Basel Switzerland

🤝 OrthoTV Team: Dr Ashok Shyam, Dr Neeraj Bijlani

📺 Streaming Live on OrthoTV www.orthotvonline.com

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[coachkai]

I don’t remember that last time I was injured. (*knock on wood) Aside from practicing good running form and improving my mobility with @pineapple.yogi , arming myself with a solid rotation of running shoes that actually fit, promotes a natural gait, supports me training for marathons, and allows me to recover - both while running and NOT running is equally important. And that’s exactly what my special guest and shoe expert, @calla_murphy of @jackrabbit_original and I covered in latest Zoom Coaching Call with my Virtual Fall Marathon Training Group. So if you’re training for an upcoming Fall marathon, make sure you: 1. Complete a gait analysis. 2. Have an expert determine if your feet pronate. 3. Get your feet measured - both size and width. 4. Get enough stack height to support you and your runs. 5. Strive for a low heel drop to promote a natural gait. 6. The right shoe should have enough structure to hold your feet in place. 7. Don’t wear cotton socks because it causes blisters. Buy new socks as often as you buy new shoes. 8. Use an app like @strava to track how many miles you have put into your shoes. 9. Buy a pair of recovery shoes or sandals for when you’re not running. Calla, if I’m missing anything please add! My current rotation: Running - @altrarunning Torin 5 with 28mm stack height Recovery - @altrarunning Olympus 4 with 33mm stack height What’s in your rotation? We will continue to host educational workshops in the training program, so it’s not too late to sign up especially if you’re running the @nycmarathon ! Sign up link in my bio or here: https://www.runcoachkai.com/group-marathon-training-program-virtual _ #runningshoes #runninginjury #runningrecovery #gaitanalysis #runninggait #marathontraining #tcsnycmarathon #teamaltra (at TCS New York City Marathon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRW16fHHiaU/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bmaxwellphysiotherapy]

B-Maxwell Physiotherapy Centre- Noida #gait #gaitanalysis #gaittraining #orthopedicproblem #neurologicaldisorder #geriatriccare #postfracturestifness #musculoskeletalpain #workrelatedinjury #posturaleducation #postsurgeryphysiotherapy #childhooddisorder #paralysis #pain #visit #bmaxwellphysiotherapycentre #bmw #physiotherapy #bmwphysio #noida #sector31 #health #maxwell #bemaxwell #bmaxwell www.bmaxwell.in #call #9968625879 (at Noida Sector 31, Dadri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDjCHiDAh56/?igshid=5kh3utvk2hte