Essential Human Movement Assessments and Corrections

The IACP is pleased to sponsor and host the return of Dr. Ed LeCara, back to Idaho, in order to teach his in-depth version of the Essential Human Movement Assessments and Corrections class that he briefly introduced at the 2016 IACP Convention and Exposition and is teaching across the nation. 

Please make a plan to join us for the 16-hour, in-depth course on Essential Human Movement Assessments and Corrections:  Clinical findings & Corrective Strategies to enable improved human movement.

Although large amounts of education about improving patients mobility has been emphasized in recent years, identifying patients areas of instability and ways to correct those areas with corrective exercise strategies has not.  This course is designed for the manual therapist to take the common dysfunctions they see in their practice and apply a strategy to correct those dysfunctions to improve the quality of movement and be proactive in injury prevention. 

Day 1 - will focus on assessing human movement and identifying the common faults found in a Fitness Environment. (8 hours - 8:30 am to 5:30 pm)

Day 2 - will focus on the corrective strategies to improve movement with a goal of injury prevention and improved performance. (8 hours - 8:30 am to 5:30 pm)