APPLIED TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL THERAPY

ADVANCED DYNAMIC ANATOMY:

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN ANATOMY

& TREATMENT

palpate the common structures which cause dysfunction

throughout the body.

Created By:Patrick Hoban, PT, MS, ATC, FF-CIMT

Excellence in Continuing Education.

For More Information: Phone: 1-800-210-5856E-MAIL: info@glseminars.com

This course is also available as a Private Course for your staff. Please call 1-800-210-5856 or visit us at www.glseminars.com for more details. Payment in full is due with registration and there is a non-refundable cancellation fee of $50. There will be no refunds given after the two week (14 calendar days) mark before a seminar.Great Lakes Seminars reserves the right to cancel the course due to unforeseen/unavoidable circumstances. In the event of cancellation Great Lakes Seminars will not be responsible for any charges incurred by the registrant due to cancellation of the course, other than the course cost.

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2018 Course Schedule

• April 14, 15, 2018 - Indianapolis, IN• May 4, 5, 2018 - Salt Lake City, UT• June 23, 24, 2018 - Jacksonville, FL• July 28, 29, 2018 - Seattle, WA• August 11, 12, 2018 - Chicago, IL Area• September 15, 16, 2018 - Colorado Springs, CO• October 20, 21, 2018 - Lynchburg, VA• November 10, 11, 2018 - New Orleans, LA

Course ObjectivesAt the completion of the seminar, the participant will be able to:

• correctly distinguish through palpation each ofthe 60 muscles covered in the class, including theupper extremity, the trunk, and the lower extremity.

• describe at least 5 functional synergist patterns

• correctly explain the relationship between 10muscle dysfunctions and the common symptompatterns that occur with them.

• assess a patient and list out at least 3 possibledrivers of a dysfunction based on clinicalpresentations.

• Signi�cantly improve your ability to palpate thecommon structures which cause dysfunctionthroughout the body.

• Understand the distinct difference between theaction and function of muscles that we treat on aday to day basis.

• Gain the ability to treat more con�dently and witha greater understanding of the structures that areproducing symptoms throughout the body.

About the Course

Course OutlineSaturday 7:30am Continental Breakfast8:00am Lecture: Introduction, palpation principles, and

functional anatomy principles, differentiation between muscle action and function

10:15am Lecture: Etiology of muscle strain/injury, functional synergies

12:00pm Lunch (on your own)1:00pm Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of Upper

Extremity3:15pm Lab: Speed palpation for upper extremity 4:00pm Lab: Case studies for upper extremity 5:00pm Review of Evidence-Based Literature for today’s topics5:30pm Adjourn

Sunday 7:30am Continental Breakfast8:00am Review 8:30am Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of neck and trunk9:00am Lab: Palpation of Trunk10:15am Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of neck and trunk

con’t11:00am Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of lower extremity12:00pm Lunch (on your own)1:00pm Lab: Palpation/functional anatomy of lower extremity

- con’t3:15pm Lab: Speed palpations for neck,

trunk and lower extremity3:45pm Lab: Case studies for neck, trunk

and lower extremity4:30pm Review of Evidence-Based

Literature for today’s topics5:00pm Adjourn

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Greg Kopp, PT, MPT, OCS, CIMTGreg graduated with his MPT from Oakland University in 1995. He has guest lectured at Oakland University on ACL/PCL surgeries and rehab, and served as a teaching assistant at Oakland for examination procedures and therapeutic exercise. Greg is currently appointed as a clinical

instructor for Oakland University. His treatment approach is eclectic, utilizing Kaltenborn and Paris manual techniques, and muscle energy techniques learned at Great Lakes Seminars. He has used this approach since 1995 working in outpatient orthopedic settings with a very diverse patient population, including sports medicine.di Greg’s treatment philosophy is to treat the driver of the patient’s condition/pathology, and to teach the patient to manage their own condition. He also has an extensive background in weight training and exercise.ci

Continuing EducationThis course has been submitted for 16 continuing education hours. Approval amounts may vary per state. Certificates of attendance with the number of course hours will be given to each participant at the completion of the course.