Unlocking the Forearm

By Leslie Braverman | November 7, 2018

Supinated or pronated? Today Melanie Byford-Young talks about the importance of supination and pronation in the forearm and how this … Read more

Challenge Your Client’s Mobility and Reintegrate Ankle Control

By Leslie Braverman | November 7, 2018

Today’s session features the Mini Stability Ball™ and how to challenge you or your client’s mobility and ankle control.

Cueing for Clients: Glute Activation

By Leslie Braverman | November 7, 2018

Toss out the bad eggs. Miscommunicated imagery and cues can lead clients to worse pain patterns and problems. Melanie reminds … Read more

Motor Progression: Leg Extensions on Arc Barrel

By Leslie Braverman | November 7, 2018

Progress your clients through the phases of cognitive, associative, and automatic motor learning theory. Our focus today is on a … Read more

What Can We Learn: Ab Prep

By Leslie Braverman | November 1, 2018

Assess and then cue. When working with clients, assessment exercises can reveal insightful information on muscle recruitment and movement tendencies. … Read more

Big Toe Assessment in Single Leg Stretch

By Leslie Braverman | October 25, 2018

Diving toes, beware. It takes a smart and trained eye to catch unhealthy movement patterns, which can either begin proximally … Read more

Motor Progression: Rotation Prone from Chair to Arc Barrel

By Leslie Braverman | October 24, 2018

Put motor learning theory into practice. April’s Therapeutic Pilates segments highlight the three phases of motor learning and how to … Read more

Motor Progression: Stability in the Hips

By Leslie Braverman | October 24, 2018

Let’s take a look at the hips. Melanie Byford-Young shows how to stabilize the hips in closed chain and open … Read more