What You’ll Discover in Mitch Hauschildt Transverse Plane Dysfunction Training the 3D Human Machine
- Faculty:
- Mitch Hauschildt
- Duration:
- 1 Hour 39 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- January 1, 2019
Description
Sometimes, you feel stuck.Â
You have that one patient who just won’t make the changes you want. You’ve tried all the possible approaches and still aren’t seeing any improvement. the You will get the results you desire
Plateaus can be frustrating when you have to go through everything. the There are many ways that you can modify the programming to help this patient get back on track.
When you feel like you’ve tried everything, don’t work harder…work smarter. Many people conceal movement dysfunction in the transverse plane. Inability to control and rotate properly is leading to pain, performance problems and general dysfunction.
Movement expert, Mitch HauschildtThis video will teach you how to train and assess people to move more efficiently while rotating more effectively.
This recording will allow you to explore:
- Particular fascial lines are important in rotational movement patterns.
- To identify the root cause of their dysfunction, we can assess transverse plane movements.
- How do you prime? the nervous system to increase stability and motor control
- Step by step-By-Step-by-step process to correct movement dysfunction caused by rotational movements
Poor rotation affects the Complete kinetic chain. These targeted interventions will allow you to make improvements.Â
Keep an eye out Mitch This recording will help you to quickly understand the importance of improving rotational movement patterns.
Handouts
| Manual Transverse Plane Dysfunction (3.6 MB) | 63 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Dysfunction Hides in the Transverse Plane
- Poor rotation has clinical implications
- Strategies for navigating fascial line
- Postural progressions to improve rotational movements
Step-by-Step Process to Create Optimal Movements
- Rotation should be assessed in an appropriate manner
- Find the exact source of dysfunction
- Stability is not possible without mobility
- Avoid resistance to rotation
- Advanced rotation programming
Interventions for Improvement
- Mobility Interventions
- Motor control can be improved
- Motor control using Kinesiology tapping
- Resistant Rotation Strategies
- Dynamic Rotation Interventions
- Sport-specific training with ballistic rotation
Faculty
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Mitch Hauschildt, MA, ATC, CSCS, He has over 20 years experience as an athlete trainer and certified strength- and conditioning specialist. Mr. Hauschildt obtained both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of South Dakota He is the University of South Dakota. the Missouri State University has a prevention, rehabilitation, and physical performance coordinator. He also serves as the strength and conditioning coach for both men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball.
Mr. Hauschildt Maximum founder and president Training Solutions, LLC and has worked with thousands athletes over his career, including clients who won World Series rings. the NFL, NBA, MLS and other competitions the Olympics. He is a prominent speaker at the national and regional levels. He has been published numerous times in professional journals as well as coaching websites.
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Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Mitch Hauschildt Is the Maximum owner Training Solutions, LLC. He is an adjunct Professor at Missouri State University. RockTape grants him a speaking honourarium. Mr. Hauschildt Receives a speaking honorarium of PESI Inc.
Non-financial: Mitch Hauschildt Has no pertinent non-You must disclose financial relationships.
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