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Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialists from all over Asia

Functional Range Conditioning Course

As part of a team with Hunter Cook (Lead Instructor), I represented Functional Anatomy Seminars as an assistant instructor for Functional Range Conditioning or FRC. FRC is the gold standard in mobility training and Joint Health.

It was an honour to be a part of educating health professionals in Asia once again. We had 90+ participants sign up for the FRC Course. Our participants were from all over Asia: Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand and of course Hong Kong. Check out the gallery at the bottom for some quick course pics.

The next FRC course in Asia will be in Singapore (english) and Seoul (English with Korean interpretation). I will be in Singapore as an instructor.

FRC focuses on 1-on-1, individualized. comprehensive joint training system based in scientific principals and research. Have you heard of the Functional Range Systems? If not, You can read more about the core certifications FRC and FR here

I have been involved with the Functional Range systems for some time and have been an assistant instructor with the Functional Anatomy Seminars for 1 year.

FRC can help personal trainers, physiotherapists, Chiropractors, Osteopaths etc. learn to use training as part of their treatment protocol. Is your health professional using training as a form of treatment? They should be as its gold standard in specific programming for an individuals capacity. Do you have a fitness or health facility that would like to learn FRC? Feel free to contact me here.    

Are you interested in a 1-on-1 FRC training session? Ask me here

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Shoulder Pain

Do you have shoulder pain?

Check out the videos below on my clients’ progress. Living with shoulder stiffness and pain can be difficult. You have options to help decrease your shoulder pain.

What are my options for shoulder pain?

There are both invasive and non-invasive options. My client opted for surgical intervention first. This option was chosen based on thorough research, clinical case history and patient values. He then put in the work after surgery with a team of physiotherapists, Chiropractor and trainers to get him to this point.

If you are having problems, the best thing to do is get an assessment to see what is best for your case and is in line with your values.

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Joint Capsule

What is a Joint Capsule?

The joint capsule is the deepest tissue that makes up your joint (elbow, shoulder, spine etc.). The majority of joints in the body contain joint capsules. The joint capsule keeps all the fluids inside the joint itself.

Why is the Joint capsule important?

The most import thing is that the joint capsule contains a lot of innervation (nerve stuff). This means that it received information FIRST. If your joint capsule is not receiving information properly, this can lead to problems with movement, stiffness and even pain. You can have your joint capsules assessed to see if your joints are functioning at their best.

Have your healthcare practitioner assess your joint capsules to see how healthy your joints are.

 

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Post Surgery

Have you had surgery?

The scar and the tissues affected with surgery can be a source of pain and movement problems. The most important reason of treating areas of scarring is to help reduce your pain and improve rage of motion post surgery.

Have you spoken to your surgeon about aftercare?

The best thing to do after surgery is to ask your surgeon what you can do after the stitches are removed to improve surgical outcomes.

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Strength training

Strength training : for Life AND Sport

 

Strength training for your joint health is important. Having healthy joints will allow you to #DOanything. Whether its to play a sport or spend time with your family, a mobility and strength, program will help you to achieve that. Involving a clinician AND strength coach will help you transition you off treatment table.

 

What is strength training?

Typically, my practice starts by having the joints functioning at a normal level. Once this is achieved, we can begin strength training, to your muscles, tendons and ligaments. This can involve using both internal and external loading. Internal loading can be done by teaching you how to irritate your own musculature within a range of motion. External loading involves adding a band, dumbbell or your OWN body weight. Both of these types will teach your nervous system to control your joints while simultaneously increasing tissue capacity.

Does your health care team involve a strength coach?

If the answer is no, its simple to ask for one. Talk with your general practitioner, Physiotherapist or Chiropractor. They should be able to recommend one who can help you achieve your goals. In my practice, we typically involve one as soon as possible. As you become less dependent on a clinician, its best you have the skills to improve the strength of your joints. A coach will be able to gradually increase your training so that your joints become strong and resilient.

Feel free to ask me to recommend one.

 

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