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Introduction to Shoulder CARs:Level one-Movement Focused
This is the first method of getting the shoulder joint and the supporting tissue to mobilize. This is movement based and should be done pain free.
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Level Two Shoulder Cars:Articulation Focused
Step two once the movement of the shoulder is gained, more concentrated load is given by irradiating. Using something like a squeeze ball in the opposite hand, a wider stronger stance more focus is now given to keep the body still with contacted muscles as the moving shoulder isometrically contra...
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Shoulder CARS Level 3:Strength focused
Using isometrics and increased irradiation to begin strengthening mobility gained in shoulder.
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Shoulder CARs (Small Circles):Circumduction
Intermediate movement is introduced to the shoulder CARs as capacity and ROM progress
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Shoulder Flexion and Extension 360:PALs and RALs End Range Strength and Control
There is a progression that is followed to optimize mobility, strength and flexibility. Movement of the shoulder, to articular focus of the shoulder with CARS and PAILs and RAILs.Once capsular space has been achieved and the shoulder articulates as a healthy shoulder strength in those ranges can ...
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FRC:Shoulder Focus-End Range Options of Small Circles
Movement of the shoulder is now optimized with strength and control at the end range.Small circles are used to isolate gaps in neurological and tissue strength control and capacity
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FRC:Shoulder Axial’s -End Range Options
Creating refined end range control increases capacity throughout the entire capsular area and neural grooving mitigating shoulder injuries which usually occur in the most eccentric or end of range .
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FRC:Quadrupedal Shoulder End Range Option-Small Circle
Prevention and mitigation of shoulder injuries by creating mobility and strength in the end range.Constant capacity building in the end range increases strength and control neurologically and physically.
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FRC:Shoulder Extension-End Range Options Small Circles
Exploring neurological capacity and awareness in the end range from the quadrupedal position.Once joint space has been achieved it must be maintained by testing its capacity continually.
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FRC:Shoulder Strength and Mobility
A CARS focused high irradiation of the multiple possible articulations of the shoulder
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CARs:Level 2 Shoulder PALs and RALs Isolated Articulations
A refined shoulder CARs concentrating on different articular lines increasing control and capacity In neurological and tissue lines.
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Kinstretch Class:CARs High Intensity upperbody Neck/Scapula/Kinstretch Shoulders
An advanced high irradiation CARs focusing on the upperbody with a kinstretch of the shoulders.Using a dowling to increase overall irradiation and articulation of the joints the practitioner works on expanding control and strength throughout the scapula, neck and shoulders.
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Introduction to Kinstretch
Your first kinstretch class concentrating on the shoulders and the hips using the functional range conditioning system.
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CARs:CARs Level 2 Upper Body Focus
Using a doweling the practitioner increases irradiation and blocks to create more articular focus In the neck,shoulder,scapula,elbows and wrists.
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10 Minute Morning CARs:upper body Neck/Shoulders/Scapula/Spine/Elbows/Wrists
A short Upper body Controlled Articular Rotations to get the upper body moving
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Kinstretch Class:Squat-Loaded Shoulders-Ankles
Introducing weight to the shoulder cars and more attention to abduction and adduction for their strength and range.Enhancing the squat by filling in strength gaps at the end range of the squat.Introducing dorsiflexion of the ankle to enhance a deeper and more stable squat.
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Kinstretch Class:Upper Body Focus/Shoulders,Scapula,Wrists
A full 45 minute class including a warm up CARs and then a focus on greater range and strength in shoulders and wrists.
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Multi Joint Kinstretch Exercise:Two Leg Table
As one develops more joint space, the next stage is to articulate several joints and start gaining active flexibility and strength in different positions.
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End Range Loading for Shoulder Joint
Loading can be the next step to strengthen and increase load capacity
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Shoulders FRC: External Rotation with PAILs
To create more capacity in external rotation and to increase active control in that space