Mobility Limitation: Definition, Causes, Impact, and How to Address Them
A mobility limitation refers to a restriction in an individual's ability to move a joint or series of joints efficiently and through a full, pain-free...
By Jordan
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A mobility limitation refers to a restriction in an individual's ability to move a joint or series of joints efficiently and through a full, pain-free...
By Jordan
Measuring hip arc involves assessing the dynamic range of motion and movement quality of the hip joint through visual observation, goniometry, and vid...
By Hart
Walking involves a complex, cyclical motion of the feet through distinct stance and swing phases, facilitated by intricate biomechanics to propel the ...
By Alex
Changing your walk involves understanding biomechanics, identifying deviations, and implementing targeted strength, mobility, and motor learning strat...
By Jordan
Knee valgus hip internal rotation is a complex biomechanical fault characterized by inward knee collapse and hip internal rotation during dynamic move...
By Jordan
Internal hip mobility involves inward thigh rotation towards the midline, while external hip mobility involves outward thigh rotation away from the mi...
By Jordan
Stride is the full leg motion cycle during locomotion, while alignment is the optimal positioning of body segments, both crucial for efficient movemen...
By Jordan
Achieving perfect walking involves optimizing gait for efficiency and injury prevention through understanding biomechanical principles, maintaining pr...
By Jordan
Improving foot flexion involves a multi-faceted approach focusing on ankle mobility, calf flexibility, and targeted strength training for both dorsifl...
By Alex