Core Stability and the Fascial Plane Systems for Extremity Conditions

Course Description

Core stability has long been a common standard of care for spinal conditions. Recent evidence has proven that core stability and training can assist in the prevention of common orthopedic extremity conditions as well as enhance neuromuscular extremity kinetic chain function.

Despite overwhelming biomechanical and kinetic link evidence-based support, today’s extremity rehab programs still do not incorporate the entire kinetic chain. It is imperative, especially in today’s reimbursement model with higher patient payment responsibility, that clinicians incorporate the entire kinetic chain earlier in extremity rehab to facilitate an earlier neuromuscular effect and restore quicker and more optimal function of ADLs and a patient’s desired recreational activities

Unlock the Missing Link in Extremity Rehabilitation Today!

Are you tired of chasing symptoms without getting lasting results? Focusing solely on localized treatments for extremity conditions—like shoulder impingement, tennis elbow, and knee instability—means you’re missing a critical piece of the puzzle. The truth is, the solution starts at the core.

If you’re not incorporating core stability and the fascial system into your treatment plans, you’re not just missing the mark—you’re missing a game-changing opportunity to revolutionize your practice.

In just two hours, you’ll gain proven, hands-on techniques guaranteed to enhance movement efficiency, reduce pain, and prevent recurrent injuries.

Course Objectives

At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Recognize the fundamentals of the core in structure and function and how incorporating core stability and training into the treatment plan for extremity conditions can lead to effective outcomes
• Discuss the anatomical link between the core and the extremities to enhance an earlier functional return to the patient’s desired activity
• Analyze the connection of fascial tissue to the core and extremities to optimize human extremity movement
• Apply evidence-based practice with interactive corrective kinetic chain/core exercises for common orthopedic extremity conditions to incorporate in all phases of the rehab process

• Prerequisites

  None

• Educational Level

  Intermediate

• Other

  Satisfactory completion of this course will require the participant to respond to polling questions asked throughout the webinar & to be logged on during the entire webinar.