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The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD
The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD

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About The The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD
The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD-ROM provides a compelling software complement to the book The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance. Written by Phillip Page, MS, PT, ATC, CSCS, and Todd Ellenbecker, MS, PT, SCS, OCS CSCS, two prominent physical therapists and researchers in the field, the software contains all the exercises in the book, making it one of the most thorough collections of elastic resistance exercises available.
The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD-ROM is set up in the PhysioTools platform and allows users to order, edit, and download exercise programs, as well as:
* sort exercises by body part, sport or activity, or special population for quick reference;
* develop protocols for elastic resistance exercises; and
* provide clean-printed handouts with instructions for patients.
The CD-ROM has information on 14 different areas of the body. You can develop individualized programs for patients and clients. Print out photos of the exercises to share with your patients or clients so that you can develop exercise routines to strengthen all areas of the body. The software allows you to revise the frequency and number of repetitions required for each exercise and to revise or augment the accompanying written instructions.
Table of Contents
Part I. Hip
# Flexion
# Extension
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Internal Rotation
# External Rotation
# Diagonal
Part II. Lower Extremity
# Extension
# Jumping
# Balance
# Running
# Flexion
# Kicking
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Diagonal
# Other
Part III. Knee
# Extension
# Flexion
Part IV. Foot/Ankle
# Dorsiflexion
# Plantarflexion
# Eversion
# Inversion
# Diagonal
Part V. Cervical Spine
# Flexion
# Extension
# Side Bending
# Rotation
Part VI. Thoracic Spine
# Extension
# Rotation
Part VII. Lumbar Spine
# Flexion
# Rotation
# Diagonal
# Extension
# Side Bending
Part VIII. Shoulder
# External Rotation
# Flexion
# Internal Rotation
# Diagonal
# Throwing
# Extension
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Horizontal Abduction
# Other
Part IX. Elbow
# Flexion
# Extension
Part X. Whole Body
# Flexion
# Rotation
# Running
# Diagonal
# Other
Part XI. Upper Extremity
# Extension
# Flexion
# Diagonal
# Protraction
# Other
Part XII. Hand/Wrist
# Ulnar Deviation
# Pronation
# Supination
# Flexion
# Extension
# Radial Deviation
# Ulnar Deviation
Part XIII. Forearm
# Pronation
# Supination
Part XIV. Neck
# Rotation
Minimum System Requirements
# IBM PC compatible, 486 or higher processor
# Windows95/98/2000
# 8 MB RAM
# 25 MB hard drive space
# 2x CD-ROM drive
# Inkjet or laser printer
# Mouse
The Scientific and Clinical Application of Elastic Resistance CD-ROM is set up in the PhysioTools platform and allows users to order, edit, and download exercise programs, as well as:
* sort exercises by body part, sport or activity, or special population for quick reference;
* develop protocols for elastic resistance exercises; and
* provide clean-printed handouts with instructions for patients.
The CD-ROM has information on 14 different areas of the body. You can develop individualized programs for patients and clients. Print out photos of the exercises to share with your patients or clients so that you can develop exercise routines to strengthen all areas of the body. The software allows you to revise the frequency and number of repetitions required for each exercise and to revise or augment the accompanying written instructions.
Table of Contents
Part I. Hip
# Flexion
# Extension
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Internal Rotation
# External Rotation
# Diagonal
Part II. Lower Extremity
# Extension
# Jumping
# Balance
# Running
# Flexion
# Kicking
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Diagonal
# Other
Part III. Knee
# Extension
# Flexion
Part IV. Foot/Ankle
# Dorsiflexion
# Plantarflexion
# Eversion
# Inversion
# Diagonal
Part V. Cervical Spine
# Flexion
# Extension
# Side Bending
# Rotation
Part VI. Thoracic Spine
# Extension
# Rotation
Part VII. Lumbar Spine
# Flexion
# Rotation
# Diagonal
# Extension
# Side Bending
Part VIII. Shoulder
# External Rotation
# Flexion
# Internal Rotation
# Diagonal
# Throwing
# Extension
# Abduction
# Adduction
# Horizontal Abduction
# Other
Part IX. Elbow
# Flexion
# Extension
Part X. Whole Body
# Flexion
# Rotation
# Running
# Diagonal
# Other
Part XI. Upper Extremity
# Extension
# Flexion
# Diagonal
# Protraction
# Other
Part XII. Hand/Wrist
# Ulnar Deviation
# Pronation
# Supination
# Flexion
# Extension
# Radial Deviation
# Ulnar Deviation
Part XIII. Forearm
# Pronation
# Supination
Part XIV. Neck
# Rotation
Minimum System Requirements
# IBM PC compatible, 486 or higher processor
# Windows95/98/2000
# 8 MB RAM
# 25 MB hard drive space
# 2x CD-ROM drive
# Inkjet or laser printer
# Mouse








