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March 24, 2012
7:00AM-8:30PM
Diagnosis Through the Biomechanical Matrix Movement
With Bill Moreau and Dustin Nabhan
The Toledo Club
Please note the date and location change!
Come and learn from the Director of Sports Medicine Clinics for the U.S. Olympic Committee.
Speakers: Bill Moreau, DC, DACBSP, CSCS, FICC
Dustin Nabhan, DC, DACBSP, CSCS
Location: The Toledo Club (Google Maps Directions)
235 14th Street
Toledo, Ohio 43604
(419) 254-2200
The Toledo Club is located in downtown Toledo. Be aware that there are one-way streets in the downtown area. Parking is free at the Toledo Club.
As for lodging, a block of rooms ($95/night including parking) have been reserved at Park Inn Toledo (about 5 minutes from The Toledo Club):
Park Inn Toledo (Google Map Directions)
101 North Summit Street
Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 241-3000
CE Hours: 12 (in Ohio and Michigan)
Food: Continental breakfast, lunch, and light afternoon snack included.
What is the Biomechanical Movement Matrix?
The Biomechanical Movement Matrix (BMM) is an evidence-based method for evaluation of the active individual. This method of evaluation can be applied as a screening tool for determination of readiness to participate in exercise, as an assessment tool in the injured individual, and as a return to play outcome measure in terminal stages of rehabilitation. The BMM uses combination of objective movement screens, range of motion and strength measures, and orthopedic examination to identify biomechanical faults that increase risk for injury and provocative faults in the already injured. The BMM is an appropriate method of testing for the health care provider in the clinical, athletic training or on the field setting.
You will learn how to:
- Implement an approach to patient assessment that is based on a biomechanical evaluation.
- Review current science related to movement patterns concerned with patient assessment.
- Learn the principles of biomechanical testing and the development of pathways.
- Implement clinical pathways for patients care that incorporates global biomechanical assessments.
- Learn how to implement elite athlete screening procedures into everyday practice.
- Learn how to find specific problems in how your patients move and how to correct them.
| Cost for Seminar | Register by 2/24/12 | After 2/24/12 |
| NOCA Member | $295 | $345 |
| Health Care Professionals | $345 | $395 |
| Student | $220 | $270 |
Please look at the PDF flyer for registration information and biographies on the speakers. Dr. Bill Moreau is the Director of Sports Medicine Clinics for the U.S Olympic Commttee and Dr. Dustin Nabhan is a Health Care Provider at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Both of these specialists in sports medicine are bringing their expertise and will show you a unique way to assess and rehabilitate your patients, whether you work with athletes or not. You will be able to implement these techniques the next day with your patients.
This seminar is sponsored by the Northwest Ohio Chiropractic Association. Doctors of chiropractic have been approved for 12 hours of Continuing Education in Ohio and Michigan. Athletic Trainers have been approved for 12 hours of CEUs and 12 hours of CEUs for physical therapists have been applied for in Ohio as well.
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