Jon Torine Fundamental Movement Competency for Football

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Jon Torine Screening Football Players – Movement Competency for Football – Strength Coach for NFL

While not exactly a two-parter, this is the second of Jon Torine’s lectures on using the Functional Movement Screen with athletes, groups and patients; the first is his The Athlete Continuum. Jon Torine’s Fundamental Movement Competency for Football covers the use of the screen and the organization of corrective strategies through the various levels of stability.

“Screening gives us a system for exercise prescription, and that’s critical. Within a team framework—whether it’s high school, college, professional, a team of firefighters, a team of law enforcement or a military team—the screen allows us to create an objective system of integration and communication.

“When we look at previous injury, the risk for re-injury on a person with a previous injury is two to three times the initial injury risk. There is a two- to three-time higher chance you’re going to get hurt if you’ve had a previous injury. That’s risk.”~Jon Torine

TOPIC MARKERS

• Purpose of Baseline Competency (1:00)
• Screening (2:55)
• Functional Movement Screen(8:50)
• Mobility Precedes Stability (14:45)
• Managing Asymmetries/Limitations (17:30)
• Y-Balance Test/Star Excursion (21:35)
• Selective Functional Movement Assessment (24:15)
• Standard Operating Procedure (26:15)
• Re-Patterning Hierarchy (30:35)
• Example: Squat (33:35)

LECTURER BIO

Jon Torine spent 17 years as a strength and conditioning coach in the NFL, where he handled all facets of the strength and conditioning program and was part of the medical management team. In addition to S&C, his duties included team nutrition and hydration, team circadian rhythm management, building an intern program, assistance with college and free agent evaluations, and working closely with the rehabilitation and physical therapy staff in return-to-play efforts. During this time, he used the Functional Movement Screen to help guide his training decisions. He’s a content expert on corrective exercise strategies and movement patterns, and is often interviewed for professional publications, journals and magazines.