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Human Gait Assessment

Anthony Carey
 Anthony Carey 

  • Working with the ultimate repetitive stress activity
  • What can we learn by observing a client or athlete’s gait?
  • 2-15,000 steps per day – the ultimate repetitive stress activity
  • Posture in motion – we can’t “fake” walking
  • Importance of upper body movement patterns as the cues of lower body activity
  • How has our understanding changed in the past 10 years?
  • Adding insult to injury – introducing “functional training” to dysfunctional gait
  • Incorporating gait assessment into exercise programs - making sure the imposed demand FITS the individual
  • Finding the source of the issue
  • Creating a level platform FIRST.
  • Instant vs. long term change – application and repetition
  • The importance of home exercise-ability
  • Advice for today’s trainer
  • Breaking out the video camera
  • Floor vs. treadmill

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COMMENTS
Magedera, Carl | 14 May 2011, 19:41 PM
Very useful, and a big eye-opener as regards to a tool I could possibly use sooner rather than later with my clients.
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