HOW: Anchor a band to a lower position closer to the ground. Start facing away from the anchored band in a side plank position on your elbow with your top leg on the ground in front of your bottom leg. Grab onto the band...

The Pelvic Rotation Assessment is a good way to look at how well you move one area of your body, or dissociate one area of your body, without moving other areas of your body. To begin this assessment, get set up in a standing position with...

The Pelvic Tilt Assessment is a great way to look at dissociation of movement, or how well we are able to move one area of our body while keeping the other areas of our body stationary.    To begin this assessment, start in a standing position with...

HOW: Start in a standing position with your knees slightly bent and a small forward hip hinge. Place your hands on your hips and rotate your hips forwards creating an anterior pelvic tilt. Then rotate your hips backwards creating a posterior pelvic tilt. Do...

HOW: Get set up in a seated position on the ground. Sit up with your knees bent up. Lean back with a flat back and lift your feet off of the ground maintaining the bend in your knee. Use both hands to rotate from...

HOW: Begin in a standing position with a sturdy wall in front of you. Stand close enough to the wall so that you can throw and catch the medball off of the wall. Start by holding the ball against your chest with both hands....

HOW: In a standing position, hold onto a medball with both hands. Have a small bend in your knees and a slight forward hinge in your hips and upper body. Bring the ball to your chest. Push the ball to the ground with both...

HOW: Grab onto a medball with both hands and have a wall to one side. Jump/bound with the outside leg landing on just that foot and lower the medball down and out. Quickly, jump/bound back to the inside foot towards the wall as you...

HOW: Anchor a band at shoulder height or higher. Grab onto the band with your outside arm, the anchor should be to your side. Have a slight bend in your knees. Begin with the outside arm up and across your chest holding onto the...

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