Closed Chain Biomechanics Of The Lower Limb
by Gary Ward
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Introduction & Welcome
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The Glute Thing
The Glute Thing Quiz
Planes of Motion
Planes of Motion Quiz
Big Rule One
Big Rule One Quiz
Big Rule Two
Big Rule Two Quiz
Big Rule Three
Big Rule Three Quiz
Rules One, Two & Three Applied to the Glutes
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Section One PDF Manual
Sagittal Plane
Sagittal Plane Quiz
Frontal Plane
Frontal Plane Quiz
Frontal Plane (Off Axis)
Frontal Plane (Off Axis) Quiz
Transverse Plane
Transverse Plane Quiz
Closed Chain Bio-Mechanics of the Knee
The 2 Dimensions at the knee Quiz
Section Two PDF Manual
3D Muscle Loading
Glutes
Glutes Quiz
Psoas
Psoas Quiz
Adductors
Adductor Load
Adductors Quiz
Rectus Femoris
Rectus Femoris Quiz
Hamstrings (Sagittal Plane)
Hamstrings - Sagittal Plane Quiz
Hamstrings (Frontal & Transverse Plane)
Hamstrings - Frontal Plane Quiz
Vastus Medialis Oblique (VMO)
Vastus Medialis Oblique (VMO) Quiz
Muscle Management
Muscle Management Quiz
Section Three PDF Manual
Foot Mechanics Intro
Foot Mechanics Intro Quiz
The Foot as a Tripod
The Foot as a Tripod Quiz
Two Foot Shapes
Two Foot Shapes Quiz
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Sagittal Plane)
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Sagittal Plane) Quiz
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Frontal Plane)
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Frontal Plane) Quiz
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Transverse Plane)
Closed Chain Biomechanics of the Foot (Transverse Plane) Quiz
STJ Axis
STJ Axis Quiz
Pronation & Supination Mechanics
Pronation and Supination Mechanics Quiz
Section Four PDF Manual
Introduction to Foot Muscles
Plantar Fascia
Plantar Fascia Quiz
Posterior Tibialis
Posterior Tibialis Quiz
Flexor Hallucis Longus (FHL)
Flexor hallucis Longus Quiz
Tibialis Anterior
Tibialis Anterior Quiz
Fibularis/Peroneus Longus
Fibularis/Peroneus Longus Quiz
Soleus
Soleus Quiz
Extensor Digitorum Longus (EDL)
Extensor Digitorum Longus Quiz
The Knee in the Transverse Plane
The Knee in the Transverse Plane Quiz
Gastrocnemius
Gastrocnemius Quiz
Section Five PDF Manual
Pronation Sagittal Plane
Pronation Sagittal Plane Quiz
Pronation Frontal Plane
Pronation Frontal Plane Quiz
Pronation Transverse Plane
Pronation Transverse Plane Quiz
Front Leg - Pronating Leg
Supination Sagittal Plane
Supination Sagittal Plane Quiz
Supination Frontal Plane
Supination Frontal Plane Quiz
Supination Transverse Plane
Supination Transverse Plane Quiz
Back Leg - Supinating Leg
Section Six PDF Manual
You are most likely used to observing and learning about biomechanics in an open chain environment, that is to say with the human body neither engaged with nor interacting with the ground. Essentially anatomy lying down.
What we know at AiM is that things can change when we are upright and in motion; and it changes by creating organised movement arrangements of your joints and structures which ultimately help us to make sense of the muscles and the role they play in movement too. This programme highlights the anatomical inter-relationships of your joint structures that your body would ideally have access to in order to explore and enjoy optimal and efficient movement in your lower limb and even create a framework to liberate your whole body. The more efficient your base, the more balanced may be the spine.
In this course Gary introduces you to his five Big Rules of motion, the planes of motion he uses to observe the closed chain biomechanics of the hip and pelvis, before overlaying the muscles so that you can appreciate the role that muscles play in human movement - all is not as it first may seem!
Gary then works his way down to the knee, bringing in the knee muscles before getting down to his favourite subject - the foot, the foot joints and the corresponding soft tissue, which then enables us to work back up the body via the knee, filling in necessary gaps as work our way all the way back up to the pelvis to describe two very distinct structures - a pronating leg & a supinating leg.
These two overlooked shapes have huge bearing over the rest of the human body. The integrated interaction of the foot and leg bones come together to form movements with which we can both observe movement of the lower limb in an upright pattern and 'input' movement in a bid to get the structures of the foot, ankle and leg to function optimally once again.
The AiM wedge makes an appearance as Gary educates you on the value of the wedge, what we use it for and how we use it to optimise the movements that our lower limbs crave so much. Wedges can be purchased in the first chapter of the course.
Discover the transformative power of observing the human body in motion, break down each phase of the gait cycle, and embark on a 100-day challenge that will propel you towards movement mastery.
This course includes 9 chapters, 62 videos and 9 PDF support manuals. To complete your package, there is an exam with 100% pass requirement to earn your certificate and subsequent CPD points for your awarding body.
By the end of the course you will have a different appreciation for muscles, a new way of looking at muscles and new ways of considering, exploring and working with the anatomy of the lower limb.
Ultimately this is an introduction to the AiM philosophy, a way of thinking about anatomy and even working with the anatomy.
12 Hours of CPD points with this course
As a Pilates teacher I cannot rate these courses highly enough. They really add to my practice both in class and One on Ones.
As a Pilates teacher I cannot rate these courses highly enough. They really add to my practice both in class and One on Ones.
Read LessDefinetly an in depth look and exploration into the leg and foot mechanics of Pronation and Supernation. Would definetly recommend this course if you are lo...
Read MoreDefinetly an in depth look and exploration into the leg and foot mechanics of Pronation and Supernation. Would definetly recommend this course if you are looking to further your knowledge of human movement.
Read LessGary breaks down all the details of closed chain biomechanics of the lower limb, and he makes it easy to understand. His presentation is very clear, and you ...
Read MoreGary breaks down all the details of closed chain biomechanics of the lower limb, and he makes it easy to understand. His presentation is very clear, and you can see his passion in his attention to detail.
Read LessThe Introduction has been explained to the BEST standard i have ever experienced.
The Introduction has been explained to the BEST standard i have ever experienced.
Read Lessmade me think a little non-traditionally. the internal and external tibia and femur positions are relative but nonetheless correct.
made me think a little non-traditionally. the internal and external tibia and femur positions are relative but nonetheless correct.
Read LessHelped me solve a lot of my own lower limb issues and will help me help others! Gary is a clear and concise teacher !
Helped me solve a lot of my own lower limb issues and will help me help others! Gary is a clear and concise teacher !
Read LessReally good practical and encourages a bridge from theory to practice.
Really good practical and encourages a bridge from theory to practice.
Read Lesspracticals are very good. Gary presents it very well.
practicals are very good. Gary presents it very well.
Read LessI am Gary ward founder of Anatomy in Motion and creator of the Flow Motion Model ™. I'm the author of What The Foot & I teach, treat, travel and parent!
This work came about out of a deep curiosity of mine to understand HOW things move..... (read more)
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