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Healing
Through Movement and Rick Kaselj provide continuing education courses to
Kinesiologists, Exercise Therapists / Physiologists, personal trainers, weightroom
supervisors and members of BCAK / CSEP / BCRPA / CanFitPro / NSCA
/ ACE in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with a focus on exercise
rehabilitation and corrective exercise rehabilitation.

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Part 4 – Other Causes for Gluteus Maximus
Dysfunction
Most Glut Exercises are Hamstring Exercises
Common exercises performed in the
fitness centre involve knee flexion which focus on
biceps femoris (Long & Short Head), semitendinosus,
semimembranosus, gracilis,
sartorius, popliteus and gastrocnemius (for
example, seated leg curl machine or a supine stability ball bridge with leg
curl). Many exercises performed in
fitness centres that are thought to work gluteus
maximus end up focusing on semitendiunosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris (long head), and adductor
magnus (ischial fibers) as they assist in hip extension. Activation of gluteus maximus is greatest
when the femur is moved into extension, but many common leg exercises thought
to focus on movement from end range hip flexion of the movement and a return
to hip neutral. This movement of the
exercise from end phase to start phase targets more of the secondary hip
extension muscles compared to gluteus maximus - especially if the gluteus
maximus is not functioning properly.
Clients will report that they feel a stretch in their gluteus but the
stretch actually originates in the hamstring.
An example of an exercise that do this is
squats.
For More Information
Attend:
Exercise Rehabilitation of
the Rotator Cuff with Rick Kaselj
2 Hour Course
The rotator cuff
muscles are the most frequently injured muscle in the shoulder. The
most common exercise given to strength the rotator cuff is standing external
rotation, yet this exercise is not effective in targeting all of the rotator
cuff muscles. If you prescribe this exercise to strengthen the rotator
cuff muscles, then you need to attend this researched based exercise
course. You will learn the most effective exercises that target all of
the rotator cuff muscles and a progress rotator cuff program to fully
rehabilitate your client’s rotator cuff injuries.
Visit www.FitnessRehabEducation.com
for more details.
About Rick Kaselj
Rick Kaselj is a Registered Kinesiologist and ACE
Certified Personal Trainer with a passion for exercise therapy. Rick
designs effective exercise programs that safely and rapidly help one recover
from an injury, medical condition or musculoskeletal pain. Rick presents
courses on exercise therapy across Canada and publishes a monthly FITNESS & REHAB newsletter for health
and fitness professionals looking for the latest information on
improving health, fitness, rehabilitation and sport. To reach Rick or
to subscribe to his monthly newsletter, call (604) 532-5248 or visit www.HealingThroughMovement.com
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