What the Hips Lack....Hurts the Back

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Video Chapters

  • Chp. 1 Introduction
  • Chp. 2 Review of Common Mechanical Back Injuries
  • Chp. 3 Functional Anatomy of Hip Movements
  • Chp. 4 Pelvic Cues
  • Chp. 5 Functional Movement Assessment Tools
  • Chp. 6 Corrective Intervention

Description

Limitations and dysfunctions of the hip joint result in a transfer of responsibility to the lumbar spine. The lumbar spine is not designed to work the way the hips do, and the outcome is often low-back pain. 85% of all adults will experience low-back pain, and recognizing the contribution of the hips is key to long-term function and prevention.

This is a live recorded session from the 2008 IDEA World Fitness Convention™.

By Anthony Carey, MA

Anthony Carey, MA

IDEA Author/Presenter

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