Fulcrum, Lever, Sport: Clinical Rehabilitation for Improved Performance and Injury Prevention Part 2

Recorded On: 05/20/2021

Join Dr. Michael Ross for part two of his presentation as he dives deeper into a simple approach to practical clinical rehabilitation concepts and methods to enhance patient rehabilitation and injury prevention.

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course participants should be able to:
1. Demonstrate effective measures (exercises and interventions) to improve the balance of stability versus mobility in a typical patient.
2. Discuss the rehabilitation programming methodology of injury prevention from a bio-mechanical approach.

Michael Ross (Moderator)

DC, CSCS, DACRB

Dr. Michael Ross DC, CSCS, DACRB is a retired Seattle firefighter, Marine Corps combat veteran, and Sports and Exercise Rehabilitation Chiropractic Physician. He has completed countless triathlons and endurance events, including five Ironman Triathlons. His 24 years of clinical experience, combined with many years of competing in, as well as coaching for, endurance events, gives him a unique perspective on injury, rehabilitation, and endurance training. He has a relentless pursuit of evidence-based and research substantiated methods for training, coaching, clinical rehabilitation, and injury prevention. While these methods may not be as well-known as the current trends, Dr. Ross maintains an objective outlook rooted in science. He ensures continued success and remains in high demand of treating and coaching active individuals.