Posture, Movement, and Performance Assessments

[@ellyluna75]

Rick YOU ARE THE BEST! I love the way you explain so we can understand this study language. THANK YOU!

[@StephenVega-j2p]

This is great, would be helpful to have more visual cues for visual learners.

[@TheMuzz743]

Rick, I've been listening to you for over a year now. I have my test in 2 weeks. I've learned so much from your podcasts and videos. Keep up the great work.

[@jaz1elise]

Great, informative podcast episode on chapter 12, Rick!

[@chazmuska]

Thank you for answering the question about why tight gastrocnemius can cause excessive forward lean. I was really wondering about that!

[@wongclara6584]

Would be great if there are some diagram or PowerPoint

[@thebayouboy86]

There are some in the book NASM Essentials of Sports Performance Training, 2nd Edition Chapter 6

[@21petedabeat12]

Thank you again for all the knowledge you give

[@chazquillin6010]

The The

[@erintimm8873]

So helpful, thank you ☺️

[@kingsonamadistudent1277]

I was searching for videos to guide me regarding the posture and movement assessments, thank you so much for this podcast. You explained it soo well and made the learning interesting too.

[@victorblakely6355]

I have a question about pez planter, (flat feet) can children develop there arch?

[@juju8219]

What if you see compensations during one assessment that you don’t see during another assessment? I noticed this during a past assessment a client performed.

[@sarahsetia1991]

Why is core not a part of 5 kinetic chain check points?

[@discoverFigureitout]

The way I see it, the kinetic chain check points deal with the articulations of the body, the abs are a controlling muscle group of the chain.

[@theomixon1972]

Way to Doc you Roc.

[@tomdandashi836]

Boo