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Module 1 Dysfunction Specific Exercise Therapy to Optimise Hip Function (Free Preview)

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This is a free prieview into Module 1 of the Optimising Hip Series

This series consist of 9 Modules of approx 30-40 minutes each, ideally paced as a practical tutorial for physiotherapists. There are also a number of resources and handouts that can be downloaded which are a valuable resource for you and your patients.

Click here to view the full Hip Optimising Series Bundle (9 Modules)

Hip Module overview

Module 1 Dysfunction Specific Exercise Therapy to Optimise Hip Function 

Module 2 Dysfunctional patterns of Abdominals and adductors

Deep Hip stability activation progressions

Module 3 Five stage retraining of deep stabilisers of the Hip: Iliacus, quad fem, glut med

Exercises to decrease Hip muscle spasm

Module 4 Part A - Anti gravity exercises

Module 4 Part B - Functional, exercises, stretches & gluteal tendinosis

Muscle specific graded exercise progressions 

Module 5 Gluteal tendinopathies for optimal hip function

Module 6 (Preview) Optimise gluteal function for performance

Module 7 Adductor (+/-tendinopathy) and VMO Video

Module 8 Hamstring (+/-tendinopathy) and VMO Video

 

Presenter

Trish Wisbey-Roth, FACP, is a highly skilled and respected Australian Sports & Exercise Specialist Physiotherapist (FACP as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists, 2009) specialising in the hip & lumbo-pelvic region. With over 30 years’ experience, Trish has been involved with Australian sporting teams at the National, World Championship and Olympic and Commonwealth games level and continues to work clinically as a Specialist Physiotherapist.

 

Trish regularly lectures in the areas of diagnosis and rehabilitation of spinal and hip regions with emphasis on differential diagnosis and effective manual treatment and exercise prescription for both therapist and patient. She has also been involved with a low back pain research team with articles published in British Journal of Sports Medicine.

 

Trish is a leader in designing and progressing functional stability programs both for the upper body and the lower-back pelvis/hip area. She has pioneered the design of simple and effective, repeatable treatments to optimise the three dimensional biomechanics of the spine. She is known for her expertise in the management and treatment of musculoskeletal problems with emphasis on functional progression of muscle stability programs (spine and hip).

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