Clinical Biomechanics of the Upper and Lower Body

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Pain, stiffness, weakness, and recurring injuries often come from the way the body moves as a connected system, not from one isolated joint or muscle. By the end of this course, learners will understand how biomechanics, myofascial anatomy, and movement patterns influence the shoulders, spine, hips, knees, ankles, and overall function. Taught by award-winning educator and physiotherapist Phillipa Butler, PT, this comprehensive course explores the relationship between upper- and lower-body movement, helping learners see how restrictions, compensations, and faulty mechanics can contribute to pain and reduced performance. Through detailed lectures, clinical examples, and guided exercises, learners study functional movement principles, myofascial connections, posture, joint mechanics, injury patterns, corrective exercise strategies, and movement efficiency. Healthcare, fitness, rehabilitation, and performance professionals will gain practical tools for assessment, treatment planning, and injury prevention, while general learners will better understand why movement quality matters for long-term mobility and comfort. This course offers a clear, applied approach to understanding the body as an interconnected movement system.

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