Specific objectives

• Learn the theoretical principles of proprioception.

• Understand clinical and functional tests to evaluate muscle control and proprioception.

• Know the criteria to monitor during tests and exercises..

• Be able to establish an appropriate muscle control and proprioception exercise program.

• Know the different systems responsible for muscle control and proprioception..

• Describe the role of each system related to proprioception.

• Understand the importance of muscle control for different pathologies..

• Evaluate the muscle control and proprioception of the lower quadrant.

• Interpret the link between pathology and lack of dynamic stability.

• Establish a treatment plan and program adapted to the patient's needs and aimed at a general clientele.

To get the most out of this training, we recommend having a model patient with you while you watch (e.g., a family member). This will allow you to practice the techniques demonstrated in the training.