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Who is this class for? R.O.M Joint range of motion from the sagittal, coronary, and transverse planes based on anatomical posture Introducing T.A.S. Targeted Active Stretching, which helps athletes prevent injuries and improve performance by activating muscles more efficiently and organically moving the muscular nervous system. T.A.S. Targeted Active Stretching, which is applied before competition and training in sports or in any environment, is designed to explain complex and difficult muscular neuroanatomy in an easy-to-understand detail and apply it to the field with easy-to-understand techniques by promoting the pairing relationship between the main and antagonist muscles of the joint muscles and stimulating the nerve root points. ✅ I recommend it to these people 1. After being exposed to functional anatomy, a trainer in the field of sports who is familiar with the theory but lacks clinical practical skills ✅ After you take a lecture, you will learn by: 1. Learn targeted activation stretching, which is essential in the sports field but has not been tried before. lecture composition 📚Lecture 01 - Describe the anatomy of human muscle function in detail. Lecture 02 - Check your body condition through a strength test. Lecture 03 - Identify inactive muscles and explain the process of activation with targeted activation stretching. Lecture 04 - We will explain how to strain (stretching + training) in an easy-to-understand manner. |
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