The Physics of Posture and Pain Relief

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Active
Authors
WMC:Patrick Mummy
Credits
1.00
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Description

When you look at the human body through the lens of physics you have the unique opportunity to view the body in a new light: as a dynamic, three-dimensional structure of levers and pulleys, actions and reactions. Knowing the basic principles of physics outlined in this presentation, you will discover a practical way to examine your clients' posture in an objective way and explain not only how they came to have the pain issues they have, but also how to resolve them.

NetForum Course ID
WMC-Webinar280
Pass Percentage
70
Quiz Questions
WMC-Webinar280 Question 1
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Related Courses
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Supplementary Materials
Course Handout

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