Improvement of trunk mobility
In the unit on improving trunk mobility, participants learn about different methods for improving mobility and how these can be combined and applied for the benefit of the client. Our body must be seen as a three-dimensional system in which everything is connected to everything else. This means that far more factors than just the ability to stretch the muscles are decisive for mobility and that, for example, body awareness and overall sensorimotor skills also play a major role in the quality of movement.
In the practical part, various static and dynamic stretching methods, and mobilization exercises for the spine are presented and carried out. Every movement is difficult, especially in cases of acute pain and tension.
Here in particular, targeted mobilization exercises can provide initial relief and noticeably improve well-being. The main focus is on the correct approach and sensible application of the various methods to improve mobility.
Overall, the course participants receive a package on how they can use the various measures to improve their range of motion and quality of movement and incorporate them into their movement patterns in the long term.