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Integration of Function in Resistance Exercise

By Carolyn Kisner PT, MS and Lynn Allen Colby PT, MS on April 23rd 2008

Balance of Stability and Active Mobility
Control of the body during functional movement and the ability to perform functional tasks require a balance of active movement superimposed over a stable background of neuromuscular control. Sufficient performance of agonist and antagonist muscles about a joint contributes to the dynamic stability of individual joints. For example, a person […]

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Filed Under: Physical Therapy Exercises, Rehabilitation
Tags: agonist, functional, Mobility, Movement Patterns, power, Resistance Exercise, stability

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