One of the many things I look at during my movement assessment process is overhead arm elevation. The information you gather on the person’s ability to perform such a basic task is often invaluable when designing someone’s performance therapy or training program.
I’m really excited to be launching my brand new course for rehabilitation and fitness professionals looking to help people restore, optimize, and enhance performance. It’s my Introduction to Performance Therapy Training course. And you know what the best part is??? It’s absolutely FREE! I want to help. When we started our facility at Champion PT and Performance, one of our biggest goals was to develop a simple system for our physical therapists and strength coaches to help people move and perform better. My Introduction to Performance Therapy and Training program will teach you our 4-step system at Champion to assure you have everything you need to start helping people move and perform better.
The latest Inner Circle webinar recording on Integrating Performance Based Physical Therapy is now available.
I wanted to share this with Inner Circle members as I feel the topic is important as performance based therapy is definitely the future of our professions. Performance therapy is something that is performed to help people optimize themselves and improve performance, no matter what performance means to you. You don’t need to be injured to benefit from performance therapy. This is a lot of what we do at Champion and something that I really wanted to share.
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