BFR2 – Clinical Application of BFR
$10.000.75 CEU’s.
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BFR3-Clinical Integration of BFR
$20.001.25 Category A CEUS’ if you enroll AND if you complete the ENTIRE course. Part 3 of this course requires you to physically apply BFR cuffs and EXPERIENCE the various BFR protocols. In addition, it goes into detail about when within each clinical session BFR will be the most effective and efficient! To complete the course and…
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Blood Flow Restriction for AT Course
$0.00While BFR is an established modality in the world of strength training, there is minimal understanding of when/how BFR can be implemented in the clinical world and in immediate post-op situations. This opportunity presents minimal risk factors, but BFR can be a valuable tool to create chemical and hormonal changes that are shown to delay…
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The language of Asymmetry CEU course
$30.00Enroll, complete all the components of the course and get 2.5 Category A CEU’s. In the fields of orthopedic rehab and human movement, there is currently no specific, agreed upon definition of the terms asymmetry, symmetry, asymmetrical or symmetrical. Furthermore, for 3 decades researchers have been trying to answer the question of how asymmetry is…
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New Language of Movement Volume 1: The Push/Pull strategy
$0.00This is the first in a series of ebooks that will look at and explore movement and strength together from a new perspective. Volume 1 will cover the push/pull strategies of movement and strength and explore how these strategies develop. We want every coach/trainer/clinician that reads this series to be able to do what they do better.
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New Language of Movement Volume 2: The Symmetrical Strategies
$9.99This is the second installment in the Outlawed series of eBooks. The goal is to look at and explore movement and strength together from a new perspective. Volume 2 covers the stance strategies, specifically the symmetrical stances: the deadlift and the squat. This will help to empower every coach/trainer/clinician that reads this series to be able to do what they do better by answering the questions that others have left on the table.
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