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This course is fantastic. If you are a seasoned coach who has worked on mobility with clients this course can create a lot of "ah-ha" moments. I was beginning to suspect that rotation played a major role in posture and pain in the pelvic region and this course helped connect many dots. The quiz however easy, I found easy because I have a lot of prior experience as an S&C coach. Questions in there were valid to the course but the information was not mentioned in the hour presentatin. The presentation itself was clear, concise and practical in application. Enjoyed it very much
0.1 ACE CECs
- Continuing Education
Rotation 101: Assessing & Training the Transverse Plane
| Provider: | ACE - American Council On Exercise |
| Type: | Online Course |
| Included: |
Live Video
Online Quiz
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| CEC Credits: | ACE 0.1 CECs , ACSM - American College Of Sports Medicine 1.0 CECs |
Improve your clients’ performance and prevent injury
Rotational movements are incredibly important in our daily lives. Everything from opening doors to playing with our kids depends on our ability to rotate. Unfortunately, rotational training is rarely included in programs because the movements are complex and improvement can be difficult to measure.
In this video training, you will be guided through a step-by-step assessment of rotational patterns and a proper training progression based on deficits identified during the evaluation. Throughout the course, you’ll discover how proper rotational training can reduce your clients’ exposure to potential injury while improving their performance.
Led by Mitch Hauschildt, MA, ATC, CSCS, who has 20 years of experience as an athletic trainer and certified strength and conditional specialist, you will gain the knowledge you need to be a more well-rounded professional, looking not just at movement quantity, but movement quality.
Upon completion, you will be able to:
- Understand why rotation matters for all movements
- Properly assess rotational movement patterns for mobility and stability deficits
- Implement exercises that are designed to resist poor rotational patterns and create new, more optimal rotational movements
Reviews
This rating is not for the content, which was okay, but for the quiz afterwards. I took meticulous notes, but they were mainly useless. Fully 50% of the quiz questions were about subject matter and concepts not covered in the course. I was quizzed about names and text books that did not appear in the course. This is not the first time this has happened to me, and scrolling through the reviews of other courses, it seems it happens with some frequency to other people too. This is inexcusable. We are paying for this material. Both to keep our jobs and to learn. Fix this, please.
It is a good overview course with important information about working in the transverse plane, but be on alert that there are numerous questions on the test that were not covered in the course.
You get a great concept on how to assess not just rotational movement but you can adapt the framework used here for many different movements and planes. It is certainly something I'll be using starting now!
The assessment flow chart was too small and not in focus. I tried to enlarge it and it was blurry. Consequently, I could not read it. It would have been better to show enlarged sections of the flow chart as he was discussing them. When discussing degrees of rotation, it would be helpful to show a line to which the degrees of rotation refers: i.e. degrees of rotation in reference to what? Videos of the assessment process would have been extremely helpful. Alternatively, more still photos could have been used to show starting and ending positions.
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