Functional Anatomy and Main Manual Muscle Tests
Understanding functional anatomy is essential for professionals working in sport and wellness, because it makes it possible to assess, diagnose and effectively treat musculoskeletal disorders.
Cervical spine
Shoulder
Trunk
Hip
Knee
Ankle and foot
Contents
Discover the table of contents of the Book Test Muscolari Manuali and all the information you will learn.
This book aims to be a quick, specific and direct guide for all health and wellness practitioners who approach their clients to create personalised work programmes.
- Introduction to manual muscle tests: basics and principles.
- How to perform and assess manual muscle tests.
- When and why a muscle can appear weak.
- The muscles and signs of weakness.
- The muscles of the cervical spine: anatomy, functions and tests.
- The shoulder muscles: anatomy, functions and tests.
- The trunk muscles: anatomy, functions and tests.
- The hip muscles: anatomy, functions and tests.
- The knee muscles: anatomy, functions and tests.
- The muscles of the ankle and foot: anatomy, functions and tests.
- Methodological principles of the exercises.
- Exercises for the muscles of the cervical spine, shoulder, arm, trunk, hip, knee, ankle and foot.
- Stretching and muscle-relaxation exercises.
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Topics covered
How to Perform and Assess Manual Muscle Tests
Reading this handbook, students and professionals will be guided through a learning path that will help them form a clear view of the main conceptual references on body composition and its role in sports science. Finally, the notions on assessment techniques will enable the transfer of knowledge from theory to practice, particularly in sport.
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Manual Muscle Testing
Recently, training methods have increasingly turned to a global view of the body, with corresponding global exercises often, and sometimes improperly, called "functional". In this perspective, the analytical muscle strength test is a useful aid both for regional assessment and for assessing the improvement of tonic transmission within myofascial chains after manual treatments or global exercises.
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