3 - Day Course |
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Zhengzhou |
This three-day practical course introduces the functional approach of Professor Vladimir Janda to the assessment and treatment of muscular imbalance. Participants will learn to evaluate posture, characteristic movement patterns, muscle tightness, inhibition and hypermobility, and to apply selected treatment strategies. The course also introduces Janda’s sensorimotor stimulation approach, including foot activation, corrected standing and exercises on unstable surfaces.
Understand the fundamental principles of Janda’s functional approach to muscular imbalance.
Assess muscular imbalance in standing.
Evaluate key movement patterns, including hip extension, hip abduction, neck and trunk flexion, shoulder abduction and the push-up pattern.
Identify and treat tight and inhibited muscles.
Assess generalized and segmental hypermobility.
Understand the basic principles of Janda’s sensorimotor stimulation method.
Evaluate postural stability in standing.
Apply foot activation, corrected stance and basic exercises on unstable surfaces in clinical practice.
Health care professionals with basic medical education: MD, DO, PT, DC, OT, osteopaths
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