REVERSAL OF ANTAGONIST : PNF THERAPY (PART-6)

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Such a big help sir, im really crying so hard trying to remember all the patterns in Voss Pnf and there you are saying they are not essential as long as you master these faciliation techniques.

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Interesting lecture sir n explained in very simple language with easy to understand examples

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I watch all of your videos and find it very helpful. Being UG student your videos are very helpful to learn and improve the knowledge . Thank you for your efforts sir . Keep uploading more good videos.

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[@meghalanjevar144]

I am physiotherapy student and i am always watching your videos to understand the concept....thank you so much for such efforts sir.... really i am so grateful to you sir🙏😊

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[@RoonPT]

I'm from Pakistan, My exams are near totally dunno about the Pnf techniques so Really big thanks for making these topics so easy .Do make more easy videos about Therapeutic Exercise ☺️

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Thanks for ur effort to make the lecture easy...this is my first pnf lecture ever which was so easy to understand...appreciate it!!

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[@gutalacharan]

great job sir.nicely and clearly explained

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I got confused in today's class. So I came here and now I'm clear. Thank you sir.

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Great explanation sir. It was so clear, concise and easy to understand. Helpful for my licensure exam. Keep doing more👍🏻

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[@MsSusanGager]

Excellent video. Very clear, concise language ahead of my test on this in PT school. Thank you!

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[@garibnathsharma7209]

Thank you so much sir for existing .. I don't think so I have seen anyone explaining things so beautifully.... But I had one doubt sit ... Uptill now you have explained all the techniques of PNF using examples of ADL.... But like as per book .... Are we supposed to perform all these techniques by using PNF pattern of D1 ,D2 flexion and extension ....

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Pattern represent diagonals in which we carry out functional movements. So it's always better to use functional PNF than Fancy PNF. Knowledge bof patterns is also must as it helps the therapist to choose and modify exercises to promote movement initiation , strengthening and stabilization etc.

[@garibnathsharma7209]

@@PhysioClassroom first of all thank you so much for replying sir .... OHH my god I understand now sir your way of teaching you are actually using the PNf pattern but you r using it in such a way that patients thinks of it as Activities of daily life like you said cause it stimulates brain too ... Oh my god I have never thought of that .. you are a literally a genius

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You are an amazing teacher I must say. Really helpful🙌

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Nicely explained sir.. u helped me in clearing my doubt..👍💯

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This was an amazing video.. Really helpful and informative... Lots of love ❣️

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Sir you r a great teacher🤠

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Thank you Sir. Please never stop your efforts to make us learn

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[@elmanahmed6117]

Very informative video. I just want to point out one thing. The modification you did in dynamic reversal where you said dynamic reversal can also be modified by having patient hold in the end range instead of continuous movement of agonist and antagonist without break. That variation where you have the patient hold in the end range is called "Slow reversal".

[@PhysioClassroom]

Holding at a range and performing alternate contraction of agonist and antagonist will be stabilizing reversal ( isotonic) or rhythmic stabilization ( isometric). Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕

[@Trickypharma]

Sir you are doing a great job .

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Really helpful....this should b the way f teaching

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[@taniabatra8997]

Sir taking the same example of elbow muscles being tight... How do i make out that I've to use slow reversal(PNF stretch) or simply a passive stretch... How do i prefer that which one is better for the patient?

[@PhysioClassroom]

Hello, Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Use Reversal of Antagonist technique to improve coordination and train reversal of Movements, to facilitate contraction and joint stability. Use hold relax and contractvreleax to improve ROM ( needs to be used when elbow extension is limited due to tight biceps) Use Rhythmic Initiation technique to improve ROM, muscle strength and motor control Use Combination of Isotonics to improve motor control in a particular range by improving strength of muscle contraction. Use Repeated stretch technique to improve strength and motor control Use Replication technique to facilitate learning of ADL activities. Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊

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@@PhysioClassroom thanks a lot sir.... And yes I shared your channel in my physiotherapy class group ryt now... Lots of love and respect to u sir.. From #punjab🙂

[@queenvalerio951]

Thank you for this video series of PNF 🙂

[@Dr.sajal135]

Amazing sir ❤

[@sowh4t]

Thank you very much. It's very understandable. :) Great lectures.

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Great Videos .Please Keep it Up and SHARING.thanks

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So well explained. Thank you sir 🙏

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I can't believe I didn't find this before!

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[@piyushabandral582]

Sir where is part 5 It is not shown at ur channel Please tell technique name u taught in that part

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[@elmanahmed6117]

That's a great video! Thank you for sharing. Can I start with Rthymic stabilization and progress to dynamic reversal and stabilizing reversal? It seems like dynamic reversal (isotonic) and stabalizing reversal (isotonic) more challaning that rthymic stabilization (isometric)?

[@PhysioClassroom]

Use DR for improving coordination and improving mobility and use SR for improving coordination and STRENGTH for a particular range. Use RS for improving stability. Ideal progression will be from RS to SR to DR

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@@PhysioClassroom sure we will thk for making it easy for us

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😊 thanku so much🙏sir

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Thanks a lot sir🙏🙏

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[@itsrahul9419]

What is maintained isotonic?

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Excellent sir

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[@saniaahmad4938]

Sir can you please open the combination of isotonics and replication videos for all ??? Please !

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Thank you so much sir thanks a ton

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[@dnyaneshwaribhongade9066]

Hey sir i m 2nd yr student.I want to ask to you question that for 2nd yr i have to concentrate to whole PNF technique content of this topic or to some content of this topic like neurophysiological principles and types of PNF

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This is the question you should ask your teacher dear. Refer to this PNF series according to the syllabus requirements as provided to you.

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