NEW COURSE: COOL CONCEPTS SOUTH OF THE LUMBAR

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NEW COURSE: COOL CONCEPTS SOUTH OF THE LUMBAR TANYA BELL-JENJE Functionally Relevant Testing, Treatment & Rehab to take back to the Practice. 2018 Evidence-Based from the Best of Current International Research The following hot international topics will be covered: New concepts in principles of management What the heck is Neuroplasticity?...utilising plasticity of the brain to enhance rehabilitation Isometrics: Why the hype?... To Push or to Hold Challenging Transversus: Why bracing is often not helpful. If it was all about Transversus, why even bother giving us Rectus Abdominus? Pushing the link between breathing, back pain, peripheral pain & poor performance Correcting posture for optimal system balance Pelvic Girdle Pain mythbusters challenging beliefs & simplifying management Palpation & Surface anatomy of the pelvic girdle.if you want to release the deep hip external rotators (eg), you need to be able to find them! Femero-pelvic control & cool concepts such as vastus lateralis & the hydraulic amplifying effect. Is it really all about the Glutes? should we start with isometrics or launch straight into functional rehab? FAI?, Labral tear? OA hip?; tendinopathy? Let s use Differential testing, combined with clinical reasoning to differentiate Running principles such as stride length, step rate, torque & forward trunk lean made easy. Useful Apps to use to help you assess biomechanical running faults & retrain better running & gait strategies. The poor patella-femoral joint stuck between the hip & the ankle. Let s look above & below to improve outcomes. Sharing of Assessment Tips & Tricks learnt from Years as a Clinician at the Coal-Face The latest international consensus on how to rehabilitate lower quarter tendinopathies Multimodal management. Individualised programs. We are skilled clinicians, NOT technicians. Rehab: Learn to Load it! Using Volume & RPE to monitor improvement & incrementally increase the Load. Observe a full assessment, reasoning & management of an unseen patient to help integrate all you have learnt. There are loads of Workshops, quick Quiz s & Prac sessions to integrate your new knowledge into the clinical setting.

Who should attend: Any Physio who sees patients with various musculo-skeletal complaints, regardless of whether it is acute, or if there is a central mediated or chronic / persistent pain presentation. Physios who work with children improve their biomechanics, concentration in class, performance in the playground or self-esteem. Physios who work with the elite athlete. Reduce injury risk factors so they can compete more with less injury. Pre-course reading & Questions will be sent to you to assist in your preparation. Let s work together to ensure you get the most possible out of this 2-day interactive course. Attending the Going Global Lower Quarter course is not a pre-requisite to attending this course as the Cool Concepts South of the Lumbar is designed as a stand-alone course. It will however be helpful for you if you have already attended the Going Global LQ course.

COURSE PROGRAM COOL CONCEPTS SOUTH OF THE LUMBAR LOWER QUARTER MASTERCLASS Please Note: Exact start times may vary, as may lecture & workshop schedule, depending on the proficiency level of attendees. DAY 1 8.00-8.30am: Registration 8.30-9.30: Revision of important concepts: Load transfer & causes of Failure. Force closure, motor control, neutral zone, abdominal canister, and the role of the diaphragm strategies. PRAC 1: Diaphragmatic breathing correction & MFR techniques. 9.30-10.00 1 st Quick Quiz 10.00-10.30 New concepts: Neuroplasticity. Influence of stiffness on motor control. Bracing strategies overload. Isometrics: To Push or to Hold 10.30-10.45: Tea 10.45-11.45 Posture & the link to overload. PRAC 2: lumbo-pelvic disassociation; correction of postural dysfunction in standing 3 Steps. 11.45-12.30 Pelvic Girdle pain new advances. 12.30-1.15. LUNCH 1.15-2.00 PRAC 3: Pelvic load transfer tests. 2.00-2.45: 2 nd Quick Quiz Femero-pelvic alignment & control 2.45-3.00: TEA PRAC 4: Some hip tests. Deep hip external rotators release 3.00-3.30: Femero-acetabular impingement (FAI) 3.30-4.00 Glute med tendinopathy: rehab management integrating neuroplasticity PRAC 5: Lunge, step down; glute exercises

4.00-4.30: Tibio-femoral. Ankle DF and an integrated approach to the causes and consequences of medial collapse. 4.30: CLOSE DAY 2 8.30-10.00: Correction of gait & running strategies. Correction of aberrant frontal, transverse & sagittal plane alignment. Visual & verbal cues 10.00-10.15 TEA PRAC 6: feeling the effect of different verbal & visual corrective cues 10-15-11.30 PFPS, ACL injuries, groin pain, buttock pain: Biomechanical causes & corrections. 11.30-12.00: 3 rd Quick Quiz 12.00-1.00: Subjective & Objective assessment: Top tips & Tricks 1.00-1.45: LUNCH 1.45-2.30: My favourite stretches & interventions (90/90, knighthood, quads over bed, advanced stabs, advanced ball, roller) 2.30-3.00: Wrap up of treatment & Rehab progressions. 3.00-3.15: TEA 3.15-4.30: Unseen Patient assessment: Lower Quarter. Includes Diagnostic/ reasoning Flow-chart & discussion of management strategies for patient. 4.30Pm: Close

TANYA BELL-JENJE (BSc Physio (UCT), MSc Physio (WITS) Tanya is a manual therapist, international lecturer & developer of the Functional exercises for patients interactive Applications. She is a founder of Bell Rogers & Harris Physiotherapists and a Director of Off Nicol Health Wellness & Rehab in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her earlier experiences revolved around her position as Physiotherapist for the SA Ladies Hockey Team & the South African Cricket Academy. She was team physio at Commonwealth Games as well as the Sydney Olympics. She is an Honorary Lecturer at Wits University & has lectured at various orthopaedic congresses and presented numerous workshops pertaining to Physiotherapy for movement dysfunction both locally, in the USA, Middle East, India, Holland & the UK. Her interests are in Biomechanics and Kinematics for an integrated approach to injury treatment and prevention. All individuals should have the benefit of functioning optimally & painfree, regardless of if they are athletic or not. Tanya s courses have an Advanced Professional Level 2 (APDL 2) rating.