The Gait Cycle & Propulsion, Emily Splichal

Emily Splichal has a passion for teaching barefoot training. Her goal in this lecture is to teach you how to integrate corrective exercise techniques or strategies to optimize the propulsive phase of gait in your clients, athletes and patients.

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Propulsive Phase of Gait – Gait Cycle – Posterior Tibialis

Emily Splichal has a passion for teaching barefoot training. Her goal in this lecture is to teach you how to integrate corrective exercise techniques or strategies to optimize the propulsive phase of gait in your clients, athletes and patients.

“The key to unleashing the greatest amount of power of propulsion is hidden within the posterior tibialis. The optimal function within the posterior tibialis is linked through ankle joint dorsiflexion, the strength of that posterior tibialis muscle itself and a coupled motion through the hip external rotators.”~Emily Splichal

TOPIC MARKERS

• The Foot & the Gait Cycle (2:00)
• The Posterior Tibialis & Supination (4:35)
• Dorsiflexion of the Hallux (12:50)
• Activation of the Plantar Fascia (16:35)
• Foot & Ankle Mobility (18:45)
• Foot Strength (21:25)
• Coupling Hip & Foot Strength (23:35)

LECTURER BIO

Emily Splichal is a podiatric doctor and movement specialist who works primarily with foot posture and foot strength, both clinically and in teaching workshops worldwide. She’s a barefoot training enthusiast, and teaches classes and trainings in barefoot training and postural alignment. For more from Emily, visit her at evidencebasedfitnessacademy.com.

Who Benefits?

Coaches and trainers who work with athletes or who want to understand the gait cycle better

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LECTURE DETAILS

Duration: 28 minutes; Transcript: 6 pages; Mp3 file size: 66 MBs

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