Name: Gary Ward â€“ Biomechanics Of The Upper Body In Motion 2023
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Gary Ward â€“ Biomechanics Of The Upper Body In Motion 2023Course descriptionYou can take advantage of our Lower Limb, Upper Body & Assessment Bundle and buy both courses for Â£297.This Â programme follows on from the Â Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Lower Limb courseÂ â€“ it is advised that you complete that course first before embarking on this one. Though itâ€™s not strictly necessary, it is recommended as the two programmes come together at the end of the upper body programme to enable us to start looking at the mechanics of the whole body. The detail included in the Lower Limb programme is NOT included in this programme. Both together will form the pathway for future learning with Anatomy in Motion.The intention of this online course is to introduce you to the three dimensional movements of the Upper Body so as to begin to understand the simplicity of whole body movement and how the body is perfectly set up to effortlessly move through the gait cycle.Course curriculum1) â€“ Introduction to Biomechanics of the Upper Body In Motion66:55Welcomeï„µHow Much Will You Learn & Understood?ï„´An Introduction To Finding Centreï„µAbdominal Musclesï„µPlanes Of Motionï„µPlanes of Motion Quizï„²Big Rule Oneï„µBig Rule One Quizï„²Big Rule Twoï„µBig Rule Two Quizï„²Big Rule Threeï„µBig Rule Three Quizï„²Rules One, Two & Three Applied to the Abdominalsï„µRule One, Two & Three applied to the Abdominals Quizï„²Section 1 â€“ PDF Manualï„°2) â€“ Closed Chain Biomechanics â€“ Pelvis, Ribcage and Skull157:13Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Sagittal Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis Sagittal Plane Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Frontal Plane On Axis)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Frontal Plane On Axis) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Frontal Plane Off Axis)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Frontal Plane Off Axis) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Transverse Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Pelvis (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Sagittal Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Sagittal Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Frontal Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Frontal Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Transverse Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Ribcage (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Sagittal Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Sagittal Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Frontal Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Frontal Plane) Quizï„²Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Transverse Plane)ï„µClosed Chain Biomechanics of the Skull (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²Introducing The Cogs (Sagittal Plane)ï„µIntroducing The Cogs (Sagittal Plane) Quizï„²Introducing The Cogs (Frontal Plane)ï„µIntroducing The Cogs (Frontal Plane) Quizï„²Introducing The Cogs (Transverse Plane)ï„µIntroducing The Cogs (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²The Eight Body Shapesï„µThe Eight Body Shapes Quizï„²Section 2 â€“ PDF Manualï„°3) â€“ Closed Chain Biomechanics â€“ Arms, Scaps & Cogs121:44Scapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Sagittal Plane)ï„µScapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Sagittal Plane) Quizï„²Scapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Frontal Plane On Axis)ï„µScapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Frontal Plane On Axis) Quizï„²Scapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Frontal Plane Off Axis)ï„µScapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Frontal Plane Off Axis) Quizï„²Scapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Transverse Plane)ï„µScapula & The Ribcageâ€™s Influence (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²GHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Sagittal Plane)ï„µGHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Sagittal Plane) Quizï„²GHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Frontal Plane)ï„µGHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Frontal Plane) Quizï„²GHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Transverse Plane)ï„µGHJ, Elbow & Wrist (Transverse Plane) Quizï„²Introduction To Cogging Exercisesï„µIntroduction To Cogging Exercises Quizï„²Wall Cogsï„µSagittal Cogsï„µFrontal Cogs (On and Off Axis)ï„µSection 3 â€“ PDF Manualï„°Transverse Cogsï„µ4) â€“ Muscle Reaction To The Eight Body Shapes187:49The Eight Shapes â€“ Introduction & Objectivesï„µThe Eight Shapes â€“ Introduction & Objectives Quizï„²Rectus Abdominusï„µRectus Abdominus Quizï„²External Obliqueï„µExternal Oblique Quizï„²Internal Obliqueï„µInternal Oblique Quizï„²Quadratus Lumborumï„µQuadratus Lumborum Quizï„²Erector Spinaeï„µErector Spinae Quizï„²Multifidusï„µMultifidus Quizï„²Latissimus Dorsiï„µLatissimus Dorsi Quizï„²Trapeziusï„µTrapezius Quizï„²Rhomboidsï„µRhomboids Quizï„²Sternocleidomastoidï„µSternocleidomastoid Quizï„²Spinal Mechanics â€“ Type 2ï„µSpinal Mechanics â€“ Type 2 Quizï„²Spinal Mechanics â€“ Type 1ï„µSpinal Mechanics â€“ Type 1 Quizï„²Biceps & Tricepsï„µBiceps & Triceps Quizï„²Section 4 â€“ PDF Manualï„°5) â€“ Eight Body Shapes & Two Leg Shapes63:54Psoasï„µPsoas Quizï„²Adductorsï„µAdductors Quizï„²Hamstringsï„µHamstrings Quizï„²Glutesï„µGlutes Quizï„²Vastusï„µVastus Quizï„²Section 5 â€“ PDF Manualï„°6) â€“ Putting It All Together104:25Just a note before you jump into this final â€˜Putting It Togetherâ€™ chapter.ï„´WTF Book Chapter 3 PDFï„°Putting It All Together â€“ Sagittal Planeï„µPutting It All Together â€“ Frontal Planeï„µPutting It All Together â€“ Transverse Planeï„µWTF Aliensï„µWTF Aliens: Now Itâ€™s Your Turn!ï„µWTF Aliens: Sagittal Plane Example (With Exercises)ï„µWTF Aliens: Frontal Plane Example (With Exercises)ï„µWTF Aliens: Transverse Plane Example (With Exercises)ï„µWTF Aliens Quiz Instructionsï„´WTF Aliens Quizï„²Section 6 â€“ PDF Manualï„°7) â€“ Summary03:48Summaryï„µ8) â€“ Full Course Manual & Additional ProductsFull Course PDF Manualï„°Â InstructorGary WardFounderI am Gary ward founder of Anatomy in Motion and creator of the Flow Motion ModelTM. Author of What The Foot. I teach, treat, travel and parentÂ ðŸ˜ƒThis work came about out of a deep curiosity of mine to understand HOW things move. As an all-round sportsman, I loved football, tennis, golf, swimming and skiing. Of later years I spend the majority of my time rock climbing both indoors and out. As a skier I was lucky enough to be introduced to the world of feet and taught very specifically how to fit a ski boot to a foot. I learned about and worked with feet over seven ski seasons developing an instant fascination for the rest of the human body. I qualified as a Personal Trainer and Sports Therapist and eventually began questioning the status quo of education in this area. Countless courses to help with back pain or how to work out â€œcorrectivelyâ€ kept coming up blank until I began bringing the feet back into my work â€“ why was nobody else talking about feet?As a Personal trainer, all of my work was done stood upright on the mats. When I put feet together with the rest of the body in this upright environment, I instantly recognised that they played an important part in the movement potential of the upper body. Change the feet, change the upper body. I discovered that feet actually move. Feet are not designed to be stabilised and locked down in orthotics. We can create that movement in our feet and this miraculously, somehow, changed the possibilities for movement higher up. Alleviating the stresses that the upper body was experiencing. Movement in our feet is of paramount importance for the liberation of our human body. I investigated the movement relationships from the feet upwards until I had mapped out the whole gait cycle; what I now call the Flow Motion ModelTM. The journey of every single bone through three dimensions for the duration of a single footstep. To my mind nobody else has done this. I aim to publish it as soon as I can â€“ a work that has been ongoing for nearly four years now.This has lead to some interesting times. New ways of educating bodyworkers. New lines of work for people in pain. New possibilities for assessing your own body and thus the possibility of taking ownership of your own body and no longer having to rely on the outdated practices that are common in our industry.We donâ€™t seek to heal the problem. We seek to create an environment in your whole body that creates the opportunity for healing to take place. On a much higher level â€“ moving from a local level to a systemic level. To heal the whole system through movement alone is the goal and I believe is also a very distinct possibility. Integrated movement has the possibility of taking pressure of your whole system.In this online education area you have the opportunity to take ownership of your bodyâ€™s physical (and systemic) wellbeing while also learning the truth about human movement and using the principles on both yourself and your clients.I urge you to take responsibility and ownership of your education as well as your body. Itâ€™s your finest guide for learning about the subject of anatomy and is also the vehicle you were given to explore life with.I hope to enable you to wake up parts of your body you have long been trying to awaken and to thrive in a body that you not only understand but come to respect in a whole new way as well.There are no reviews yet.Add a Review Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a review.

Gary Ward â€“ Biomechanics Of The Upper Body In Motion 2023

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