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Biomechanics Live Seminar

October 2-3, 2010
Boston, MA

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Integrative Diagnosis Seminar:
15 hours of video from the Davenport 2009 seminar

The video is edited and divided into the following sections:

Introduction
Unification Model: Load and Capacity I
Unification Model: Load and Capacity II
Unification Model: Symptoms and Dysfunction
Anatomy, Function, Pathology: Muscle
Pathology: Tendon
Pathology: Ligament, Nerve, and Cartilage
Pathology: Disc
Day One Review, Stress Fracture, Menisciod Extrapment
Axis of Rotation, Motion Assessment
Motion Assessment: Shoulder Case
Order of Operations, Standing Lumbopelvic Flexion
Lunge Assessment, Knee Stability Mechanisms
Squat, Hip Extension Assessment
Rotation Test, Push Up Test, Test-Treat-Retest Formula
Case Study: Low Back Fatigue
Conclusions

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It is critical you understand this is absolutely NOT your "standard" diagnostic and treatment information. Some of the names look the same but the concepts and procedures are new and innovative.

In many respects video is superior to the live seminar:

Watch at your own pace
View where and when you want
Repeat sections as often as necessary
No information overload- Stop when your brain fills up and return later when fresh
No schedule conflicts
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