Course Schedule
| Date |
Location |
Speaker |
Time |
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February 27-28, 2010
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Falls Church, VA |
Ron Hruska |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
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April 24-25, 2010
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Lebanon, NH |
Ron Hruska |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
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August 28-29, 2010
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Lincoln, NE |
Ron Hruska |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
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October 2-3, 2010
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Columbus, GA |
Ron Hruska |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
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November 13-14, 2010
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Portland, ME |
Ron Hruska |
8:00am to 5:00pm |
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Course Tuition
- Early Registration Fee: $435
- Late Registration Fee: $465
Discounts
- Groups of 5 or more attending from the same organization receive a 10% discount
- Repeat a course within 3 years and receive a 20% discount
- Register for 2 courses at the same time and receive a 20% discount on the second course. Payment for both courses must be received in full. Excludes Advanced Integration and Interdisciplinary Integration
*Discounts cannot be combined
Course Description
This advanced lecture and demonstration course will explore issues of impingement and instability as they relate to the Left AIC and Right BC pattern. Participants will be able to immediately apply PRI clinical assessment and management skills when treating diagnoses such as calcaneal instability, knee instability, hip impingement, ilium instability, scapula instability, shoulder impingement, and multidirectional HG and FA instability. Guidance will be offered in assessing ‘instability’ and ‘impingement’ as related to early and late pathologic function following the asymmetrical human developed pattern (Left AIC/Right BC) of unilateral dominance, habit , and consistent hand and foot usage.
* - Prior attendance of both Myokinematic Restoration and Postural Respiration is required.
Educational Level: Advanced
Learning Objectives
- Identify key anti-gravitational myokinematic and neurologic processes influencing compensatory and non-compensatory patterns of the upright patient.
- Recognize influences of internal orientation and compensation on the extended and hypertonic system.
- Manage calcaneal instability and how to incorporate calcaneal stability in the frontal plane.
- Establish a plan of care reflecting femoral and tibial activity for the patella-femoral patient.
- Facilitate PRI neuromuscular re-training programs for the Type I, II and III scapula.
- Balance pelvic floor tension and tone using PRI functional guidelines and testing.
Course Agenda
Saturday
7:30-8 Registration
8-10 PRI Concepts of Impingement and Instability
- Associated Compensatory Patterns
- Contributing Factors
10-10:15 Break
10:15-12 Assessment of Impingement and Instability
- PRI Tests and Test Outcomes
- Conventional Tests and Test Outcomes
- Sagittal vs. Salamander
12-1 Lunch
1-3 Calcaneal Instability - Patellar Instability
3-3:15 Break
3:15-5 Pelvic Instability - Hip and Groin Impingement
Sunday
7:45-8 Sign-In
8-10 Hip and Groin Impingement (Contd) - Multidirectional Femoral-Acetabular Instability
10-10:15 Break
10:15-12 Thoracic Instability - Scapular-Thoracic Instability
12-1 Lunch
1-3 Right Brachial Chain Scapular Position - Humeral-Glenoid Impingement
3-3:15 Break
3:15-5 Multidirectional Humeral-Glenoid Instability
Continuing Education Credits
