College Station Physical Therapy and Performance Brian Watts
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Open Chain Tibial Rotation
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates open chain tibial rotation.
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Closed Chain Tibial Rotation with Squat
Переглядів 27День тому
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates closed chain tibial rotation with a squat.
Slider Adductor Lunge
Переглядів 1321 день тому
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy demonstrates a slider adductor lunge.
Standing Hip Abduction into Physioball
Переглядів 30Місяць тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates standing hip abduction into a Physioball.
Box Jumps
Переглядів 15Місяць тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates box jumps.
Z-Sit Front Leg CARs
Переглядів 202 місяці тому
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates a z-sit front leg CAR.
Z-Sit Back Leg CARs
Переглядів 272 місяці тому
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates a z-sit back leg CAR.
Quadruped Hip Internal Rotation Lift Offs
Переглядів 1042 місяці тому
Dr. Hayden Stewart of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates quadruped hip internal rotation lift offs.
Supine Miniband Clamshells
Переглядів 403 місяці тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates supine Miniband clamshells.
Serratus Anterior Activation
Переглядів 673 місяці тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates Serratus anterior activation.
Segemental Spine Movement
Переглядів 423 місяці тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates segmental spine movement.
Shoulder 90/90 Internal Rotation
Переглядів 133 місяці тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates shoulder 90/90 internal rotation.
Banded D2 Shoulder Extension
Переглядів 293 місяці тому
Dr. Zach Ginnings of College Station Physical Therapy and Performance demonstrates banded D2 shoulder extension.
Reverse lunge to runners pose
Переглядів 714 місяці тому
Dr. Zach of College Station Physical Therapy And Performance demonstrates a reverse lunge to runners pose 
Midfoot Glute Bridge
Переглядів 3674 місяці тому
Dr. Hayden of College Station Physical Therapy demonstrates a midfoot glute bridge and variation
Kneeling Hamstring Stretch
Переглядів 514 місяці тому
Kneeling Hamstring Stretch
Lateral Step Downs
Переглядів 635 місяців тому
Lateral Step Downs
Banded sub-occipital release for neck traction
Переглядів 925 місяців тому
Banded sub-occipital release for neck traction
Thrower Serratus Elbow Scoops
Переглядів 315 місяців тому
Thrower Serratus Elbow Scoops
90/90 Scapular Retraction on Wall
Переглядів 385 місяців тому
90/90 Scapular Retraction on Wall
Anti-Rotation Single Leg Stance
Переглядів 355 місяців тому
Anti-Rotation Single Leg Stance
High Plank with Toe Taps
Переглядів 835 місяців тому
High Plank with Toe Taps
Long Sitting Sciatic Nerve Tension
Переглядів 1416 місяців тому
Long Sitting Sciatic Nerve Tension
Modified Plantigrade Plank
Переглядів 406 місяців тому
Modified Plantigrade Plank
Plank with Alternating Toe Taps
Переглядів 316 місяців тому
Plank with Alternating Toe Taps
Wall Squats
Переглядів 76 місяців тому
Wall Squats
Self Bicep Release
Переглядів 106 місяців тому
Self Bicep Release
Single Leg March
Переглядів 346 місяців тому
Single Leg March
Single Leg Stand with Trunk Rotation
Переглядів 146 місяців тому
Single Leg Stand with Trunk Rotation

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Dgenews
    @Dgenews 2 місяці тому

    ❤❤❤nic

  • @Samanehsh89
    @Samanehsh89 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the works you did here ❤ And also I need this one very much

  • @JaiRamJaiRamJaiRam108
    @JaiRamJaiRamJaiRam108 5 місяців тому

    Thanks❤

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    @julekhakhanam58 6 місяців тому

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  • @NEET-299
    @NEET-299 6 місяців тому

  • @roundboxfitness3588
    @roundboxfitness3588 8 місяців тому

    Very interesting! I’ll have to try . What are the benefits of the iso hip flexion combined with the knee extension?

  • @Octavian999
    @Octavian999 9 місяців тому

    Can this be safely used with higher weights to induce hypertrophy

  • @PhillipJunior-y8p
    @PhillipJunior-y8p 10 місяців тому

    Can you do a video of the kettlebell weight shift

  • @trudeyneidig4558
    @trudeyneidig4558 Рік тому

    Promo-SM 💕

  • @roundboxfitness3588
    @roundboxfitness3588 Рік тому

    Iove this. The end range is typically shorted so this is a fantastic way to augment these patterns .

  • @leviman408
    @leviman408 Рік тому

    Ok thanks first comment btw

  • @michaelkuntzman692
    @michaelkuntzman692 2 роки тому

    Hi, how long should I keep each leg straight vs bent, and how long and often should I do this for? 2nd question: When I try to do this or other hamstring stretches where the leg is straight, I tend to feel it more in my calves than the hamstrings. Should do more calf stretches first? Thanks.

    • @collegestationphysicaltherapy
      @collegestationphysicaltherapy 2 роки тому

      Hi! You can keep each leg straight for 1 to 5 seconds for about 30 reps on each side. You can do this daily unless it causes an increase in leg or back pain. This is a stretch for both the hamstrings and calves. You can add in more calf stretching before or after if you would like.

  • @eddyengland5398
    @eddyengland5398 2 роки тому

    A physiotherapist showed me this exercise a few weeks ago. It works 👍

  • @grasskingdoms
    @grasskingdoms 2 роки тому

    don’t curve your back that’s bad form

  • @rubenw5381
    @rubenw5381 2 роки тому

    ❣️ 𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚖𝚘𝚜𝚖

  • @kenshin1644
    @kenshin1644 2 роки тому

    What does FHL stand for?

  • @humfridsprout8015
    @humfridsprout8015 2 роки тому

    Prⓞм𝕠𝕤𝐌 🤣

  • @raginald7mars408
    @raginald7mars408 2 роки тому

    As a German Biologist - Range of Motion - ROM - this determines the Fate of all humanity. The actual War demonstrates the lack of Motion - getting stuck in Stubbornness. Stretch Body and Mind - and increase Range of Motion - all Mastery is based in ROM

    • @albsol3478
      @albsol3478 2 роки тому

      Wtf are you talking about?

    • @_Plutonyan
      @_Plutonyan 2 роки тому

      @@albsol3478 I understand what he means. Iykyk

    • @collegestationphysicaltherapy
      @collegestationphysicaltherapy 2 роки тому

      Wow that’s deep. Thank you for the comment.

    • @raginald7mars408
      @raginald7mars408 2 роки тому

      @@collegestationphysicaltherapy ARETE Greek for Attitude your ARETE determines your Life and Death

  • @spencerweaver9691
    @spencerweaver9691 2 роки тому

    Shouldn't one resist arching the back? I've always been under the impression that an arched back like that is how you hurt the lower back.

    • @collegestationphysicaltherapy
      @collegestationphysicaltherapy 2 роки тому

      Not necessarily. In some cases you would want to keep your spine in neutral, like when performing deadlifts for example. If you watch athletes move in almost any sport like dancing, diving, wrestling, soccer, gymnastics, etc. you will see the back is arched when moving through their sport. So training flexibility in that position may actually be what the lower back needs to stay healthy. Thank you for the comment!

    • @spencerweaver9691
      @spencerweaver9691 2 роки тому

      @@collegestationphysicaltherapy awesome! Thanks for the response. I tend to get lower back pain, and in particularly sensitive in the arched position. Maybe I should give some flexibility training in that position a go.

  • @Mr-ye1vu
    @Mr-ye1vu 2 роки тому

    👀

  • @roundboxfitness3588
    @roundboxfitness3588 3 роки тому

    Seems like it would amazing for the Soleus?

  • @roundboxfitness3588
    @roundboxfitness3588 3 роки тому

    Cool ! Will try this one tomorrow

  • @roundboxfitness3588
    @roundboxfitness3588 3 роки тому

    I love it ! What are the added benefits of that angle ? Thanks for sharing !

    • @collegestationphysicaltherapy
      @collegestationphysicaltherapy 3 роки тому

      This angle allows you to work through more range of motion and to target pushing through the big toe to also help strengthen the big toe flexor.

  • @gordonsimon5665
    @gordonsimon5665 3 роки тому

    4brx60 #vum.ong

  • @pauldyson1932
    @pauldyson1932 3 роки тому

    It hurts so good

  • @Tsongajr
    @Tsongajr 3 роки тому

    Esse é treta

  • @theprasetya2013
    @theprasetya2013 4 роки тому

    nice i love it this should help me!!!!

  • @greatvoicelessons
    @greatvoicelessons 5 років тому

    brian good exercises and enjoyed trying them. also took my advice good that ur in socks and should continue which is good for stability mechanics. just showing luv and and u look handsome. still w/ ur channel. luv your workouts and following along. ❤️kim

  • @greatvoicelessons
    @greatvoicelessons 5 років тому

    luv the vids. i m still w/ ur channel. also brian remove the shoes and just do socks for the workouts good for mobility drills and stability mechanics. i have the exercise bands as well that you used in the other video. ❤️kim

  • @greatvoicelessons
    @greatvoicelessons 6 років тому

    hello brian, i like your video the first hip mobility was blurry. also good that you remove the shoes and just do socks that is good for mobility mechanics for the workouts videos and should continue to implement shoeless in overall workouts as it is foundational. i like the way you explain and like to follow your exercise. it was little far but i enjoyed trying the exercises. 💙 kim

    • @collegestationphysicaltherapy
      @collegestationphysicaltherapy 6 років тому

      greatvoicelessons I’m glad you like the video! I’m sorry it is blurry. Not sure why it did not upload in HD. I hope you enjoy my other mobility videos as well.

    • @greatvoicelessons
      @greatvoicelessons 6 років тому

      @@collegestationphysicaltherapy you are good. this but this is in hd. I luv it and will enjoy the other vids.