A Systems Approach to Enhancing Mobility and Performance
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A Systems Approach to Enhancing Mobility and Performance

The link between mobility and performance is clear; however, guiding our clients down this path can be cloudy because . Llife and injuries conspire against our ability to move freely. This session blends time- honored, tested training methods with new research and science to help you deliver a systematic approach to assessing and improving your client’s or athlete’s mobility and performance. Participants can expect to learn the neuroanatomy of mobility, mobility screening and corrective strategies to enhance movement. We will conclude with case studies to reinforce when to apply the best strategies at the best time for the best results.

Chris Nentarz

Chris Nentarz, PT, is a physical therapist, performance specialist and educator. He currently lives in Buffalo, New York, and is the director of an interdisciplinary wellness and rehabilitation clinic at D’Youville College. Specializing in movement science and sports orthopedic rehabilitation, Chris has over 20 years of experience working with athletes and patients of all levels. He is a sought-after speaker on topics related to sports medicine and human performance, and is a firm believer in an interdisciplinary approach that focuses on educating and empowering athletes and clients to succeed using movement and mindset.

Paul Cauldwell

Paul Cauldwell has over 14 years of experience in human performance program leadership and has spoken at events all around the world. Prior to his current role as vice president of global education and business development programs at Theragun®, Paul was the director of performance at EXOS® for over a decade. There, he was responsible for creating and operationalizing performance programs for the Department of Defense, SOCOM, the military, Fortune 500 companies and elite-level athletes from the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL and PGA.
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Learning Objectives

  1. Describe system-based thinking as it applies to enhancing movement quality and mobility.
  2. Discuss the science of percussive and vibration therapy with a specific focus on the physiological and neurological effects.
  3. Identify best practices for integrating percussive and vibration therapy into your training programs.
  4. Explain the concepts of mobility and durability as they relate to overall wellness.
  5. Recognize the components of the movement system and how to holistically address the health of that system.

Course Procedure

  1. Enroll in the course.
  2. View the course content.
  3. Take the test. (You must score 80% to pass. If you do not pass, you may retake the test.)
  4. Print your certificate of completion.

Course Content

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