Eric Wong – Hip Control

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Eric Wong – Hip Control

Eric Wong - Hip Control

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Neglecting These 3 Muscle Groups in Your Training Makes You Stiff and Tight and Creates Muscular Imbalances that Produce Nagging Pains that Seem to Never Go Away

Module 1

• Basic movements and hip joint anatomy
• Assessments including a challenging and complex movement goal
• The concepts of alignment and joint centration with exercises
• An introduction to dissociation with exercises to begin the process

Module 2

• Restoring soft tissue quality and function with Active SMR
• Open vs. closed chain movement
• Additional movements of the hip
• Additional exercises to train dissociation

Module 3

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• Hip Control Routine #1 (HC1)
• Introduction to the key positions of Hip Control
• Flexibility vs. mobility
• Scaling movements

Module 4

• Progression of HC1
• Refinement of the Key Positions
• Training on and exploration of the lower body Fundamental Movement Patterns

Module 5

• Hip Control Routine #2 (HC2)
• The M/AP: Movement and/or Activation Pattern

Module 6

• Progression of HC2
• Mid-terms! Re-assessment to gauge progress
• End Range Activation to gain and solidify mobility: agonists, antagonists, rotators

Module 7

• Hip Control Routine #3 (HC3)
• Control = Movement Reversibility

Module 8

• Progression of HC3
• Passive tissue strengthening

Module 9

• Hip Control Routine #4 (HC4)
• Transitions

Module 10

• Progression of HC4
• Ensuring measurable progress through aids i.e. increasing height with hovering side kicks

Module 11

• Hip Control Routine #5 (HC5)
• Progression through increasing complexity for continued neuromuscular adaptation

Module 12

• Finals! Re-assessment #2
• Progression of HC5

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