Leg Axis Stability
In the leg axis stability unit, participants learn about weaknesses/ imbalances/ malpositions in the leg axis and their effects on the spine. In particular, the anatomy of the knee joint and the ankle joint including the arch of the foot are discussed in detail.
In addition, different malpositions of the leg axis are illustrated and shown how, for example, a flat foot (pes planus) could be a possible cause of complaints in the lumbar spine. In addition to the theory, a test to determine leg axis and ankle joint stability will be performed to reveal possible deficits.
In addition, practical examples will be shown of how to train correctly in the case of leg axis problems in order to strengthen the leg muscles, stabilize the leg axis and optimally combat the incorrect postures altogether.
In addition, different malpositions of the leg axis are illustrated and shown how, for example, a flat foot (pes planus) could be a possible cause of complaints in the lumbar spine. In addition to the theory, a test to determine leg axis and ankle joint stability will be performed to reveal possible deficits.
In addition, practical examples will be shown of how to train correctly in the case of leg axis problems in order to strengthen the leg muscles, stabilize the leg axis and optimally combat the incorrect postures altogether.
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