28/02/2021
Stability-Mobility-Joint by Joint Approach
Have you ever experienced pain at a joint and/or muscle? Well, you are not alone. It is pretty safe to say that everyone at some point in their life will experience some sort of musculoskeletal pain. Traditionally, we are quick to blame the affected body part and address it in a localised fashion. If I was to tell you that your bad knees, shoulder, low back, etc. are only the victims of a dysfunction elsewhere in your body.
Treating the ‘painful’ body part can potentially improve your symptoms, but ultimately this remedy is destined to only be temporary, as the dysfunction elsewhere in the body is left untreated. Think of it as your tyres are wearing down in your car and you don’t try to fix the alignment, then they will keep wearing down it doesn’t matter how many times you change the tyres.
Learn how to independently understand, identify problems, and improve your body’s mobility. Consequently, learn how to address pain anywhere in your body with a more promising and lasting approach!
Mobility refers to the ability of a joint in the body to move through its full and expected range of motion without interference, not to be confused with flexibility. On the other hand, stability refers to the ability of a joint segment to adequately allow controlled movement or willingly limit it at a specific body part.
Americans Mike Boyle and Gray Cook created a simple, yet revolutionary concept explaining why movement dysfunctions and consequent injuries occur.
It is this concept that forms the basis for the assessments at movement solutions. If you suffer from chronic back,hip,knee, ankle,shoulder pain, then you may benefit from this assessment.