Assessing movement. What do you see? What do you do about it?
Description
"Traditionally, fitness assessments undertaken by personal trainers look at quantitative measures, such as the number of push-ups or crunches completed. On the other hand, more progressive postural assessments enable individuals to observe someone as they stand still in front of them. [This program] reviews the value of making assessments that involve movement. Based on Reebok University's 5-point movement screens, this DVD provides specific examples of functional movements and what the observations mean. The DVD also presents exercises and movements to help personal trainers address what they see when assessing movement"--Original container.
Runtime
69 min
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Date of Publication
2007
Database
Alexander Street
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