Soft Tissue Release
Soft Tissue Release
Johnson, Jane
Human Kinetics Publishers
05/2009
176
Mole
Inglês
9780736077125
073607712X
431
Soft Tissue Release is a clear, concise, and practical book that guides you in understanding and applying the three types of soft tissue release (STR): passive (clients do not help), active assisted (clients and therapists work together), and active (clients do it on their own).
Part I. Getting Started With Soft Tissue Release Chapter 1. Introduction to Soft Tissue ReleaseWho Should Have Soft Tissue Release?How Does Soft Tissue Release Work?Where Can Soft Tissue Release Take Place?When Should Soft Tissue Release Be Done?Benefits of Soft Tissue ReleaseClosing RemarksQuick QuestionsChapter 2. Preparing for Soft Tissue ReleaseEquipment RequiredConsultation With the ClientCaution and Safety IssuesThree Methods of STRMeasuring the Effectiveness of STRFrequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting TipsClosing RemarksQuick QuestionsPart II. Soft Tissue Release TechniquesChapter 3. Passive Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Passive Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Passive STRSafety Guidelines for Passive STRWhen Is Passive STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsChapter 4. Active-Assisted Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Active-Assisted Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Active-Assisted STR Safety Guidelines for Active-Assisted STRWhen Is Active-Assisted STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsChapter 5. Active Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Active Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Active STRSafety Guidelines for Active STRWhen Is Active STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsPart III. Applying Soft Tissue ReleaseChapter 6. Soft Tissue Release for the TrunkRhomboidsPectoralsLevator ScapulaeUpper TrapeziusErector Spinae (Spinalis)ScalenesQuick QuestionsChapter 7. Soft Tissue Release for the Lower LimbsHamstringsCalfFootQuadricepsTibialis AnteriorPeronealsGlutealsIliacusQuick QuestionsChapter 8. Soft Tissue Release for the Upper LimbsTricepsBicepsWrist and Finger ExtensorsWrist and Finger FlexorsQuick QuestionsPart IV. Soft Tissue Release ProgrammesChapter 9. Creating a Soft Tissue Release ProgrammeInitial QuestionsClient Medical HistoryAssessmentsRange of Motion and Other Special TestsProgramme for Treatment Case StudiesClosing RemarksQuick Questions
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Soft Tissue Release is a clear, concise, and practical book that guides you in understanding and applying the three types of soft tissue release (STR): passive (clients do not help), active assisted (clients and therapists work together), and active (clients do it on their own).
Part I. Getting Started With Soft Tissue Release Chapter 1. Introduction to Soft Tissue ReleaseWho Should Have Soft Tissue Release?How Does Soft Tissue Release Work?Where Can Soft Tissue Release Take Place?When Should Soft Tissue Release Be Done?Benefits of Soft Tissue ReleaseClosing RemarksQuick QuestionsChapter 2. Preparing for Soft Tissue ReleaseEquipment RequiredConsultation With the ClientCaution and Safety IssuesThree Methods of STRMeasuring the Effectiveness of STRFrequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting TipsClosing RemarksQuick QuestionsPart II. Soft Tissue Release TechniquesChapter 3. Passive Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Passive Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Passive STRSafety Guidelines for Passive STRWhen Is Passive STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsChapter 4. Active-Assisted Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Active-Assisted Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Active-Assisted STR Safety Guidelines for Active-Assisted STRWhen Is Active-Assisted STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsChapter 5. Active Soft Tissue ReleaseIntroduction to Active Soft Tissue ReleaseKey Holds, Moves and Stances for Active STRSafety Guidelines for Active STRWhen Is Active STR Indicated?Quick QuestionsPart III. Applying Soft Tissue ReleaseChapter 6. Soft Tissue Release for the TrunkRhomboidsPectoralsLevator ScapulaeUpper TrapeziusErector Spinae (Spinalis)ScalenesQuick QuestionsChapter 7. Soft Tissue Release for the Lower LimbsHamstringsCalfFootQuadricepsTibialis AnteriorPeronealsGlutealsIliacusQuick QuestionsChapter 8. Soft Tissue Release for the Upper LimbsTricepsBicepsWrist and Finger ExtensorsWrist and Finger FlexorsQuick QuestionsPart IV. Soft Tissue Release ProgrammesChapter 9. Creating a Soft Tissue Release ProgrammeInitial QuestionsClient Medical HistoryAssessmentsRange of Motion and Other Special TestsProgramme for Treatment Case StudiesClosing RemarksQuick Questions
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