The Importance of Optimal Control in Functional Movements

People can start putting their hands on currently like just starting to feel getting familiar with people and their patients while they're doing a functional movement. You know for more specifics obviously that's where you're looking at learning how optimum control around those joints. A non-optimal strategy in one area of the body will then affect the rest of the body such that it affects performance It affects the loading on the other joints so we do feel that often you want to find that primary driver because that's your way into the nervous system to create change. We use palpation of the the bones to give us one objective way of of feeling for well is it this area that's failing first and is this the