Question asked by Chris Gellert, PT, MMusc &Sports Physio, MPT, CSCS, CPT 433 days ago
what is the difference between a static assessment and a movement assessment?
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A static posture assessment identifies how your body is aligned and identifies four main types of posture deviations-anterior and posterior pelvic tilt, and elevation and rotation posture. A dynamic assessment shows how well a person moves and how well your joints and muscles move in relation to each other.
Answered by Chris Gellert, PT, MMusc &Sports Physio, MPT, CSCS, CPT
419 days ago
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Spot on Gail! Don't forget with a static assessment the four types are
1. Anterior pelvic tilt-lordosis deformity
2. Posterior pelvic tilt-sway back deformity
3. Thoracic kyphosis
4. Flat Back deformity
How would you train each of these different postural dysfunctions?
1. Anterior pelvic tilt-lordosis deformity
2. Posterior pelvic tilt-sway back deformity
3. Thoracic kyphosis
4. Flat Back deformity
How would you train each of these different postural dysfunctions?







