Advanced Dynamic Anatomy: Bridging the Gap Between Anatomy and Treatment

Most PT school programs only teach the actions of muscles. This course covers each muscle’s function and how to use anatomy to quickly find the driver of your patients’ dysfunction. You’ll learn how to palpate muscles to fix hypertonicity, weakness and inhibition so those dysfunctions don’t return, as well as evidence-based treatment for tendinosis and the functional retraining of muscles. All these techniques will enable you to direct your patients to a speedy and more successful recovery.

 

As with all our manual therapy courses, this course is at least 75% hands-on lab, and will give you skills you can use immediately upon returning to the clinic! Participants should have a basic knowledge of anatomy as this is an applied anatomy course.

Sat 26 Oct 2024

2 days, 08:00 AM - 05:30 PM

AL - Huntsville

TOC - The Orthopaedic Center
Physical Therapy
Madison AL 35758
United States

Greg Kopp

  • $650.00 incl. Tax

Saturday, 26 October 2024 - Sunday, 27 October 2024

08:00 AM - 05:30 PM (2 days)

Presented by
Greg Kopp
  • $650.00 incl. Tax

Sat 26 Oct 2024

2 days, 08:00 AM - 05:30 PM

AL - Huntsville

TOC - The Orthopaedic Center
Physical Therapy
Madison AL 35758
United States

Greg Kopp

  • $650.00 incl. Tax

Sat 7 Dec 2024

2 days, 08:00 AM - 05:30 PM

NJ - Maywood

Hackensack UMC Fitness & Wellness Center
87 NJ-17 North
Maywood NJ 07607
United States

Greg Kopp

  • $650.00 incl. Tax

Saturday, 7 December 2024 - Sunday, 8 December 2024

08:00 AM - 05:30 PM (2 days)

Presented by
Greg Kopp
  • $650.00 incl. Tax

Sat 7 Dec 2024

2 days, 08:00 AM - 05:30 PM

NJ - Maywood

Hackensack UMC Fitness & Wellness Center
87 NJ-17 North
Maywood NJ 07607
United States

Greg Kopp

  • $650.00 incl. Tax

At the completion of this seminar, the participant will be able to:

  • Confidently palpate and correctly differentiate each of the muscles covered in class in the upper extremity, trunk and lower extremity
  • Independently demonstrate how 10 muscle dysfunctions relate to common symptom patterns found within the body
  • Correctly and independently state and locate the origin and insertion of each of the muscles covered in the class
  • Describe at least 5 functional synergist patterns
  • Independently state at least 3 possible drivers of a dysfunction based on clinical presentations

At the completion of this seminar, the participant will be able to:

  • Confidently palpate and correctly differentiate each of the muscles covered in class in the upper extremity, trunk and lower extremity
  • Independently demonstrate how 10 muscle dysfunctions relate to common symptom patterns found within the body
  • Correctly and independently state and locate the origin and insertion of each of the muscles covered in the class
  • Describe at least 5 functional synergist patterns
  • Independently state at least 3 possible drivers of a dysfunction based on clinical presentations

Saturday


7:30am
Doors Open
8:00am
Lecture: Introduction, palpation principles, functional anatomy principles, differentiation between muscle action and function
10:15am
Lecture: Etiology of muscle strain/injury, functional synergies
12:00pm
Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm
Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of upper extremity
3:15pm
Lab: Speed palpation for upper extremity
4:00pm
Lab: Case studies for upper extremity
5:00pm
Review of evidence-based literature for today’s topics
5:30pm
Adjourn

Sunday


7:30am
Doors Open
8:00am
Review
8:30am
Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of neck and trunk
11:00am
Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of lower extremity
12:00pm
Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm
Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of lower extremity – con’t
3:15pm
Lab: Speed palpations for neck, trunk and lower extremity
3:45pm
Lab: Case studies for neck, trunk and lower extremity
4:30pm
Review of evidence-based literature for today’s topics
5:00pm
Adjourn

Course Instructors

Greg Kopp

PT, MPT, OCS, CIMT

Greg graduated with his MPT from Oakland University in 1995. He has guest lectured at Oakland University on ACL/PCL surgeries and rehab, and served as a teaching assistant at Oakland for examination procedures and therapeutic exercise. Greg is currently appointed as a clinical instructor for Oakland University. His treatment approach is eclectic, utilizing Kaltenborn and Paris manual techniques, and muscle energy techniques learned at Great Lakes Seminars. He has used this approach since 1995 working in outpatient orthopedic settings with a very diverse patient population, including sports medicine. Greg’s treatment philosophy is to treat the driver of the patient’s condition/pathology, and to teach the patient to manage their own condition. He also has an extensive background in weight training and exercise.

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