Darrell Locket – Managing Lumbopelvic Hip Complex Disorders

Internal repair of the sacroiliac-lumbosacral joint-Muscular connections between the upper and lower extremities.

Darrell Locket – Managing Lumbopelvic Hip Complex Disorders

Mechanism of Injury, Common Dysfunctions, and Arthrokinematics

• Anatomy and structure of the iliofemoral, Sacroiliac, or Lumbrosacral junction
• Kinesiology of structure and function.
• Relative muscle interaction between the upper and lower extremities
• Force-Coupleling

ORTHOPEDIC ANALYSIS OF LPHC

Muscle Analysis of Standing Position, Alignment Joint Stability, Mobility

• Center of gravity and base support
• Incorrect alignment – Head, torso or pelvis, and lower extremity
• Leverage of the Musculoskeletal Framework – Stress and Stain
• Muscular symmetry and contour. Tone.
• Manual muscle testing
• Special orthopedic evaluation and test

Assessment of Dynamic Movement and Identification Of Faulty Movement Pattern

• Planks and bridge
• Superman is prone, supine, and quadruped
• Single-Leg balance and squat
• Step and squat overhead-Off
• Pre-Rehabilitation exercises/stretching, and corrective tapping

Soft-Tissue Manipulation and Manual Treatment for Scars, Adhesions and Contractures.

• Muscular-Chain: myofascial and muscle slings, synergists, and chain: chain
• Agonist-Relationship between antagonists
• Dominance through synergistic partnerships
• Soft-tissue objectives
• Massage differs – for self and for the manual

Lab: Orthopedic Massage, Multidisciplinary Interventions and Treatment of Postural Dysfunctions

• Strengthening and stretching the neuromuscular system
• Cross and deep tissue-friction massage
• Joint mobilization
• Instrument-assisted mobilization
• Trigger point therapy
• Myofascial Release
• Corrective tapping

Lower Lab-Crossed syndrome

• A weak stomach
• Weak gluteus maximus
• Close thoracolumbar
• Exercise your hip flexors

Lab Upper-Crossed syndrome

• Flexors of the cervical spine are weak
• Weak rhomboid, lower trapezius
• Strenuous pectorals
• Tight suboccipitals/upper trapezius/levator

FUNCTIONAL TAPING AND EXERCISES ARE INCLUDED. STRETCHING IS NOT INCLUDED

SPINAL NEUROMUSCULAR COORDINATION AND SPINAL NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL

Multidisciplinary Lab-Intervention Approach to Psoas Major & Iliacus

• Sensorimotor and compensatory systems
• Iliopsoas & gluteal muscles
• Strengthening and stretching the neuromuscular system
• Cross and deep tissue-friction massage
• Mobilization of self and others
• Instrument-assisted mobilization
• Trigger point therapy
• Manual and self myofascial releases
• Functional taping
• Stretching and functional exercises

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Description:

This hands-on course includes over 4 hours of lab work.-on recording prepares you to:

• Diagnose and treat chronic back pain and neck pain, hamstring tendinopathy and psoas dysfunction. Hands-You can learn how to determine your lumbopelvic in a variety of labs throughout the day.-hip complex’s (LPHC) force-coupling joint-By-joint, covering key topics like postural analysis and orthopedic assessment, as well as testing of functional and dynamic movement patterns.
• Stretch, strengthen, and release tightness in the psoas major and iliacus musculature. To manage myofibrosis, use PNF and multidisciplinary techniques to lengthen/strengthen the posterior kinetic.-Chain, locally as well as globally.
• Make sure you are correct in your upper-and lower-Crossed Syndromes. Take home evidence-Taping, exercise and stretching for postural imbalances, chronic musculoskeletal pain and chronic postural problems, in combination with manual therapy and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) treatment plans
• Recognize and treat muscle chain problems, and restore joint stability and muscular balance. Analyze the roles of muscle slings and synergists. Explore a holistic rehabilitation approach in lab that combines PNF stretching/strengthening, functional tapping, joint mobilization trigger point therapy, myofascial releases, and trigger point treatment.-Based interventions

Internal repair of the sacroiliac-lumbosacral joint-Muscular connections between the upper and lower extremities. Find multidisciplinary soft-The tissue manipulation procedures are designed to accelerate healing by breaking down adhesions, releasing contractures, lengthening tight muscle, strengthening weaker muscles, and integrating functional movement patterns.