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Half-kneeling lateral lunge

13/9/2020

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  • The intention is to use dorsiflexion at the ankle in the presence of a load that challenges spine, pelvis and hip posture.
  • Equipment needed: a heavy kettlebell
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but 10 repetitions should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: move the knee laterally to the ankle. 
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Band-assisted ankle mobilisation

12/9/2020

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  • The intention is to create accessory and physiological movement at the ankle
  • Equipment needed: a strong flat elastic band, a semi-circular foam roller or soft balance beam.
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but 10 repetitions should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: apply the elastic band above the ankle, on the tibia, or below the ankle, on the talus – this will depend on which position creates better movement; move the knee laterally to the ankle. 
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Ankle dorsiflexion mobilisation

12/9/2020

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The intention is to create accessory and physiological movement at the ankle
Equipment needed: a semi-circular foam roller or soft balance beam plus a stick for balancing.
Dosage: no specific duration, but 10 repetitions should be enough.
Special Recommendation: do NOT press so hard that pain is created; move the knee laterally to the ankle. 
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First toe joint mobilisation

12/9/2020

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  • The intention is to create accessory
  • movement plus physiological dorsiflexion at the first metatarsophalangeal joint
  • Quick tip: check ankle dorsiflexion before and after to check the effect of the first toe on ankle mobility
  • Equipment needed: a stick for balancing.
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but repetitions should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: do NOT press so hard that pain is created. 
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Osteo-fascial massage to the  front of the ankle.

12/9/2020

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  • The intention is to create warmth and fluid flow in the local tissue with rhythmical changes in pressure. Usually, this exercise plays a role in improving movement in the anterior fascial tissue, from foot to hips
  • Quick tip - do a bodyweight squat, then do this mobility drill, then re-test the bodyweight squat. 
  • Equipment needed: a foam roller
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but 10 seconds should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: do NOT press so hard that pain is created. Move the ankle across the roller with firm pressure, medium speed. 
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Osteo-fascial massage to the plantar surface of the intersection between calcaneum bone and plantar muscles attaching to the calcaneum

12/9/2020

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  • The intention is to create warmth and fluid flow in the local tissue with rhythmical changes in pressure. Usually, this exercise plays a role in improving movement in the posterior fascial tissue, from foot to lower back. 
  • Quick test - do a standing toe touch test, then do this mobility drill, then repeat the test and notice the difference. 
  • Equipment needed: a ball or massage stick
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but 20 seconds should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: do NOT press so hard that pain is created. Move the foot across the ball with firm pressure, medium speed. 
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Osteo-fascial massage to the plantar surface of the metatarsal heads

12/9/2020

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  • The intention is to create warmth and fluid flow in the local tissue with rhythmical changes in pressure. Usually, this exercise plays a role in improving movement in the posterior fascial tissue, from foot to lower back
  • Equipment needed: a ball or massage stick
  • Dosage: no specific duration, but 20 seconds should be enough.
  • Special Recommendation: do NOT press so hard that pain is created. Move the foot across the ball with firm pressure, medium speed. 
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High knee grab, lunge to twist to split downward dog

27/6/2017

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​Purpose: 
A whole body movement exploration for pre-training and pre-competition. 

Description: 
In standing, flex on hip, grab it and pull it high, maintaining tall posture. Step out into a lunge with the right foot. Grab the right foot by right hand, place the left hand alongside it, shoulder-width apart. On exhalation, lunge further into a stretch. Keep the back knee off the ground. Take the right hand off the foot and twist the trunk towards the front foot, raising the right hand towards the ceiling, reaching vertically. Return to the ground with both hands down, then shift weight backwards to create a stretch on the front leg, then step up to the start position and repeat on the other side. 
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Towel-rolled fulcrum for quadruped rock to assist knee flexion

27/6/2017

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Purpose:
Create increased knee flexibility through gapping/stretching the knee joint capsule.

Description:
Start in quadruped, with a towel rolled up and placed directly behind the knee, between the calf and thigh. 
Sit back over the towel as low as possible, with bi-basal breathing. 
Maintain weight bearing on the hands to moderate the weight going through the knee.

Implications:
​Creating a more flexible knee joint capsule may be necessary for those with flexion dysfunction and/or tibial rotation dysfunction, not to mention the benefits of enhancing a sensory richer knee joint for detection of strain.

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Hip Mobilisation for Flexion and External Rotation

22/4/2017

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    • Specialist Performance Services >
      • Sports Physiotherapy >
        • Fees and Conditions
        • FFC Medical & Physio Questionnaire
        • Pre-Physio Questionnaire
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      • Access Bars
    • Events & Courses >
      • SFMA 2 Adelaide, 2023
      • Masterclasses >
        • Masterclass Summit 2020
        • Max Velocity Training For Physios
        • How Strong Is Strong Enough?
        • Masterclass Bundle 1
        • The 3 Unstoppable Ways to Get Your Ideal Career In Sport
        • Clinical reasoning stems disruptive innovation - “Change or be changed"
        • Neuromobilisation for recovery
        • Scott Hopson: Stress & Expression
        • Alternative Physiotherapy Strategies For Calf Injuries
        • How to implement a movement philosophy approach in a first division professional soccer team. A real case scenario with 3 years follow up
        • Re-Designing Your Warm-Up To Increase Effectiveness Through Co-Operative Strength And Physical Therapy
      • Secrets Series
      • FMS Courses
      • Kettlebell Courses
      • Exercise videos
      • Bridging The Gap - A Case Study
      • Exercise Tubing Program
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