Teaching our students to identify what hurts and then tolerating what they need to feel better is such an important life skill! So many of our students know when something is bothering them but they may not be able to articulate which part of their body hurts. So we practice! Using lots of role-play and props, we teach the students about their body parts - to name them, point to them, etc. Then, we practice choosing an item that will help make that boo-boo feel better. Knee is bleeding? Find the bandaid! Head got bumped? Get the ice pack! Practice, practice, practice!
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Suffer with a pinching hip feeling in a squat? New grad not sure how to improve hip flexion? Want to move better? Our free short course will give practical rehab exercises to improve hip flexion for compound movements like the back squat Comment hip flexion or DM me for the link.
Pinching sensation in your hip when you squat? Thanks to our movement analysis in our previous video we were able to identify that the "pinching feeling" was coming from a lack of hip flexion, which was also preventing squat depth. Here's how we fixed it. Comment "hip flexion" below and we'll DM you a link to a free short course on how to improve your hip flexion too! #onlinelearning#educationonline#elearningjourney#s killbuilding#digitaleducation#selfimprovement#online course#knowledgeispower#virtualclassroom
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Pinching sensation in your hip when you squat? Thanks to our movement analysis in our previous video we were able to identify that the "pinching feeling" was coming from a lack of hip flexion, which was also preventing squat depth. Here's how we fixed it. Comment "hip flexion" below and we'll DM you a link to a free short course on how to improve your hip flexion too! #onlinelearning#educationonline#elearningjourney#s killbuilding#digitaleducation#selfimprovement#online course#knowledgeispower#virtualclassroom
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Turning an individual, how do you turn them? Where you hold the sheet is key and vital. You have not got as much control of the sheet if you hold it too far away. (Such as in the picture). There are several ways to turn someone over using the sheet to create an even pressure across the body is one technique. It can be kinder for the individual who is in pain around the pelvis or hips. As opposed to pushing directly on the hips.
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Hey every one, I am putting blocks of 10 hours on sale,$300 In 10 hours you will learn 1. open chords 2. bar chords 3. inside chords 4. how to read a chord chart all in the first hour 5. how to read notation 6. how to play scales with a metronome and count out rhythms at the same time 7. the basics of chord theory applied to chord arpeggios 8. how to play with strength, stamina and increase your speed 9. learn how to produce good tone with your pic and your hands and fingers and pic 10. work on ear training and begin to learn to play with the speed of thought
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if you hate dogs… downward dogs that is, this demo is for you.. You wanna keep your joints unlocked, removing the stress from your joints and replacing that stress on your muscles. You want to keep an open awareness of the different sensations and placement of your body parts to better understand what muscles are under-stressed and what muscles are over-stressed. As teachers we can offer guidance based on what we see and our own personal understanding, but we are not in your bodies. We are a guide to help you with alignment so you can discover new pathways, angles, and adjustments that you need.
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The idea of getting an eye exam for the first time may be scary for kids, but we've got you covered! Watch this video to prepare your child for their first eye exam: https://lnkd.in/evegyjPR #ChildrensEyeHealth
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Know PT with Knob PT: Shoveling Snow We hope you are staying warm even though it is frigid cold outside. When there is snow deep enough that you don’t want to leave the house, do you know what is a great exercise? Shoveling snow! In this week’s Know PT with Knob PT video, Shoveling Snow, Physical Therapist, Kevin Sartin, at KNPT demonstrates two different techniques you can use when shoveling snow to help prevent injury and avoid exhaustion. #knowpt #knobpt #shovelingsnow
